It was one of those moments, fast, sudden and
just a boost of adrenaline… A want turned need, something so spontaneous and
out of the blue.
An impulse.
I know, I am never a stranger to that kind of
random idealism nor does it make me a commoner to such that it becomes my
nature.

I reached the place I wanted to be. The place
which I gave grown fond with. That place where I welcome those I love and at
the same time hate to be when they say goodbye.
The smell of greens everywhere hides the
black asphalt that serves its purpose; the sweet serenade of the howling wind
covers the emotions every person in that place felt. The airport was busy yet
there was a rather soulful silence or was it just me exaggerating the situation
I am in. I stopped and stared at the view, the day was almost over the sky
painted in orange, the sky clears of cirrus streaks and at that moment I succumbed
to nostalgia. I wondered, mind, body, heart and soul… I was lost in the view
yet somehow knowing I was intact to feel the breeze, to smell the soil, to
listen to the leaves and see life.
I was waiting for a plane to land or even
take-off but I guess was not on schedule, instead I sat back and felt the
brashness of where I was at that time. I breathed in and released tension.
By now, I have grown weary not because I might
find myself in trouble when I get home but I felt the stare of common folks by
the gates of the airport wondering what this random black car is doing outside
the airport!? With the occupant barely dressed in tank top and an overly worn
out pair of shorts, say I was kind of very suspicious looking. So, I went back
in and drove the hell out of the premises, I was kind of standing and moving
back and forth, in and out of the car for some close of 15 minutes maybe that’s
why I raise the suspicion.
As I swerved and turned my way home, it hit
me, that in life taking chances really is scary, that impulse is both exhilarating
and also panic-worthy, you may find yourself torn between what is easy and the
one that is hard. After all, it is your choice.
I wish I was that brave. I wish.
In all, I came home with my mom and brother
already there just in time before they closed the garage gate, they asked
where I was, being the good actor (not always) and as carefree as one word I made
my way back in. I was smiling and thoughtful too of all the new things and
issues that dawned on me, things I have yet to settle with, links I have to
strengthen, bonds to break and habits to change and some to nurture.
It was a good drive. An unintelligent yet enlightening
urge of being impetuous.
Until the next drive of chance.
P.S.
Guess, I’m back to blogging. It is good to be
back! J
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