I really don't know when I shall do it again or if at all I shall do it again, cos my knees are reminding me of father time and the pain is becoming chronically nagging at times.
Bhaskar exclaimed at my Munnar trip - for braving the hairpin bends on a mountain road on my own just to be there ....
Of course Kerala is always the balm to my city-stressed soul in more ways than one. It gives me the freedom to explore and delve within, something I never do when I am back home. I am always on the run with life , work , people, dust , Facebook, Whatsapp that I forget to stop for a while. I woke up early today to catch the sky breaking into hues of orange amid the rows of the coconut trees. Two woodpeckers screeching apart the tranquil morning and the squirrels somersaulting on the pole wires. Idyllic !!!
Last year around this time I traveled back from Kochi, and the turmoil in my life began with Baba falling sick and moving on to another world. This year has not been good to me in many ways , like it hasn't been to others like me. The intensity of loss differs, but a loss is a loss.
And on that afternoon in Thekkedy I watched the raindrops on the Periyar, like little specks of diamonds on the still water.
It's time to face the sun and the shadow will fall behind.
B+
:)
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