Craziness of that thing called Love!

Love is a very strange emotion, albeit in a nice way. You can never hate your loved ones, no matter how hard you try, no matter what transpired between the two of you, no matter how much the void expands - you will continue to love him or her. No matter how illogical things seem, you still continue to reason in its favor and not against. You are more forgiving; more considerate; more patient than you generally are; when it comes to the loved ones.

Years after the broken heart, when you look back, you will still feel for that emotion somewhere deep within. You always think and come to believe that you have moved on. But strangely, in this case, you can move on for thousands of miles ahead yet you are never far enough; it's like you are kayaking in the ocean of memories where everything seems still but no one can see the underlying ripples deep within that silent ocean. No blanket is thick enough to cover up the broken pieces of true love; they will continue to shiver and prick in a random cold night.

I just happened to slightly move the curtains of a foggy past, and the forgotten emotion squeaked meekly proving it's existence in the fossil remains of life. When they say time heals all wounds, what they fail to mention is, that the scar prevails; that time fails at resetting the counter of pain and emotions associated with that wound. And eventually scars prove to be more powerful than wounds. Nevertheless, despite of all the pain and distress it reminds you of, it succeeds in one thing- bringing back that humble serene smile on your face while thinking of the best moments wrapped in that scar.

Well, it's true - You should fall in love at least once in your lifetime; whether he or she stays with you forever or not; that's immaterial; but the feeling will be with you for your entire life! Cheers to the craziness of true love!!

-Sarita
Dated- 12th August 2017

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