So I was wondering just an hour ago that when was the last time when I really felt at peace with myself and all my surroundings. I couldn't remember when it was.
I don't know what happened. I panicked, broke down, spilled a few tears. I couldn't study. Didn't want to study. Couldn't, couldn't, couldn't just couldn't.
Maybe living alone was having it's toil.
Isolation is not good for me
Isolation I don't want to sit on the lemon-tree.
And then after a while I stopped crying. Just sat there. Staring at the wall in front of me. Staring at the notes that I had pasted there. Then it started becoming a bit clearer. As if the fog had lifted. As if the uncertainty had all gone away. As if things weren't hazy anymore. I'm not religious. Nah nah. Not at all. But somehow it felt that God had heard me and was chuckling at my state and then He decided to help me out.
It started raining. It still is raining. That brought a smile on my face. You see rain alone can do wonders for me.
The sweet pittar patter of rain on the window sill, the soft rustling of the leaves, the smell of geeli matti, the sound of clouds rumbling, the lightening-oh it all leaves me awestruck, it sure does. And what made the moment just too beautiful to be true was the Isha Azaan
The sound of Azaan. Oh how could I say it doesn't effect me the way it used to. It leaves me spell bound. It still does. Makes me forget my very own existence. Reverberates through my soul and leaves me dazed and in a trance like state. It's the most calming sound in the whole wide world. Hands down.
You see it's all perfect for me now.
Calm. Perfect. Serene