So, you decide, that you touch that piece of cloud, and turn back as fast as you can, to return back to that place where you heart belonged. So, you try harder, you tire our wings more, you flap them faster. As thousands of thoughts zoom through your head, you miss that place on the earth, you miss the green and the stream, and the noises. And then you ask yourself, "What the hell am I doing? I need to get back there." Yeah, you realize that you are a lot impatient. So, you turn back and with a smile on your face, you fly back to the place that sits down there.
Your dreams change.
But then one day, you wish you could have flown a little more. And maybe you could have let your feet rest on the clouds. And maybe you would have liked that. But now you will never know. Time doesn't come back to you. And it doesn't leave you enough time to retrace those paths.
So, you sit by the favorite stream of yours, listen to all the noises around it. You feel peaceful. You feel happy. Life has been good to you. But you die with that one dream unfulfilled. Do you regret? No, you don't. It was a choice you made out of all the dreams you had. And the unfulfilled dream, you can always come back for that. Ask Him, to send you back, so that you can fly away on your dreams over again.
2 comments:
The pleasure is all in seeing you back on the page...the rest is for dreams to weave....
I was somehow wondering through Frost's "the road not taken" while reading your article...
Life leaves a final question to an old man if would closing the wings be just a dream of life or the dream would be just of closing the wings....the answer perhaps roam in souls to souls...all died...foresaken...forgotten...confused....yet to find peace in one finite "Yes...that's true"...
Best wishes and regards,
I read it twice to understand the real thoughts,behind these formation of words by the poet..
Moral--
Time doesnt wait for anyone and if you wish to do something .. just do it ...
Good one Mou..:):)
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