Long gone are those times when my brain could catch up a line so easy. Now, I have no more in me those same motivations, those crazy drives and the burning zeal to score high. I am done with examinations and the late night-"red-eyed" awakes! I am worn through time and so tired of scanning through zillions of words never seeming to end, I give up. I am withdrawing from this race of exams and I hope God will help me for this one last time.
Hell-time!!! :D
Never in my thoughts did I suppose these undenying thoughts would flow out my spontaneous mind.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Examinations!
A Riveted Recall
I
ran down the whacky stairs, opened the creaky door and galloped down
the narrow marshy path. I looked at my watch, it frowned a 7:55 am back
to me. Oh no! I was late for my school. I have to cover 45 minutes' walk
in 5. I tried to take a 10 millisecond pace faster but it all seemed
like the pace unchanged. I tried for a run and hoped to run at the
horses’ pace but I saw my legs entwined and as reluctant as the angry Ox
off the field.
The
path was wet and muddy, the grass across so proud and standing-wearing
those last droplets of rain, ready to twinkle in the rising sun. A gust
swept through me and I could smell the sweet happy sandalwood scent
dancing the tune of the wind. It was such a sweet morning but hell I was
late! I grumbled through my clenching teeth, "Why is it so unfair?"
Just
then I happened to look down at my feet and I was dumbstruck. There was
the goofy old slippers, staring back the most ridiculing smile. What’s
happening to me?
I
came to a complete halt. There was no way I could go to my school like
this. I could feel my insides panic and my heart was throbbing with
fear. I said, "All is well" and wished I could fool myself for once.
With a jump, I woke up from my sleep and I was never more thankful. I
looked at my watch and it waved back a 6 am early morning hello.
I
whew out a breath of relief and prepared my careful start for the day.
There was still one hour left when I was ready and went to wear on my
shoes. I pulled out my most elegant from the collection and slipped it
through. On the rack was the goofy old shoes, I looked at it and smiled
back the smile full of pride. Then finally I was out for good.
The
morning went through so well and I had completely forgotten about the
dream. The bell rang for lunch and I could hear my stomach roar with
hunger. I pulled out my tiffin and opened the box expecting the same kharang
I supposed I filled in, but my jaw dropped low with despair when I saw a
small note instead. I was overwhelmed with fury and literally led out a
cry but then I realized that the note was from me. It read:
Dear me,
I
know you are surprised and in shock right now, but it is me- actually
you. I am here to tell you that life is not always fair, so stop
complaining!
What is happening to me?
Sunday, May 22, 2016
First # note.
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