you come alone and you leave alone.
i have often heard this precise words, quoted by many a persons, in many a situations, warranting serious and otherwise discussions, sometimes heartfelt sometimes not, sometimes casual sometimes forgotten, and the list goes on.
sometimes as a proud orator and believer of the freedom of speech.
and sometimes, just because they feel like saying, thoughtlessly, or maybe, more like not much thought being put into.
But, the point remains, this line or these arrangement of words have been used by one so many, in one so many occasions.
some may argue it is a cry out for help. and some may think that it is deep rooted in philosophy and with the right audience, they can go on discussing without end or maybe even stumble upon a new discovery.
but, keeping all this literary hoolaboo aside, when we just speak "English", this statement in its pure form of practicality and reality, holds true.
and therefore, in between the coming and the going, somewhere, when people lose the sight of this belief, maybe because of their visibility shrouded in the "hope" of someone being with them, albeit for a shorter period of time, but still, being with them, or maybe they think they can outsmart the omnipresent truth.
and the problems arise, when they decide to go with this lie or the more convenient and easy feel thing rather than the truth.
of course, patience is of the dire importance. and sometimes it needs more than simple patience. maybe that's what is called "growing up", or as some people quote "maturity".
and like all things important and necessary, patience and growing up is extremely hard earned. the process most arduous. but the hope is, the end result would be the most rewarding.
so where does this leave me?
maybe a bit more patience. after all, a reward is always the most desirable. i am definitely entitled for some mortal sins, now that i am going to be part of this mortal world for a few years, anyway, i might as well get down to all aspects of it. including that of self gratifying.
the only thing i need now is a me-time by the sea among the breeze.
p.s. dont try to read much through this.
p.p.s. dont try to read between the line or words.
i have often heard this precise words, quoted by many a persons, in many a situations, warranting serious and otherwise discussions, sometimes heartfelt sometimes not, sometimes casual sometimes forgotten, and the list goes on.
sometimes as a proud orator and believer of the freedom of speech.
and sometimes, just because they feel like saying, thoughtlessly, or maybe, more like not much thought being put into.
But, the point remains, this line or these arrangement of words have been used by one so many, in one so many occasions.
some may argue it is a cry out for help. and some may think that it is deep rooted in philosophy and with the right audience, they can go on discussing without end or maybe even stumble upon a new discovery.
but, keeping all this literary hoolaboo aside, when we just speak "English", this statement in its pure form of practicality and reality, holds true.
and therefore, in between the coming and the going, somewhere, when people lose the sight of this belief, maybe because of their visibility shrouded in the "hope" of someone being with them, albeit for a shorter period of time, but still, being with them, or maybe they think they can outsmart the omnipresent truth.
and the problems arise, when they decide to go with this lie or the more convenient and easy feel thing rather than the truth.
of course, patience is of the dire importance. and sometimes it needs more than simple patience. maybe that's what is called "growing up", or as some people quote "maturity".
and like all things important and necessary, patience and growing up is extremely hard earned. the process most arduous. but the hope is, the end result would be the most rewarding.
so where does this leave me?
maybe a bit more patience. after all, a reward is always the most desirable. i am definitely entitled for some mortal sins, now that i am going to be part of this mortal world for a few years, anyway, i might as well get down to all aspects of it. including that of self gratifying.
the only thing i need now is a me-time by the sea among the breeze.
p.s. dont try to read much through this.
p.p.s. dont try to read between the line or words.
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