The cold wind hits my face hard. I cling on to him, as he zooms. It’s dark. It’s cold. And I’m numb. I bury my head into his jacket, and hold on as tight as possible. Closing my eyes, with my hands inside his jacket’s pockets, I take in as much of his warmth as I could. We don’t say a word. It’s too cold to talk. When I look behind, there are no vehicles. Ahead of us, there are none either. It was just us. It was just me, with the only person I’ve ever wanted to be with. Fast driving has always given me the creeps. But sitting behind him, I wasn’t scared at all. I let him sweep me away. The moments…they were just magical! And trust me, when I say so, it really felt like that. We drive for hours. By the time we reach, I cannot move. The fog slowly starts clearing, as we climb the cliff. And when I cannot pull myself up, he lends me his hand. We stand there, on the cliff, watching the sunrise, letting the warmth reach us, and he still holds on to my hand. I wasn’t very cold any ...
Why must you always swing between the extremes? There's a thing called balance and it would do you good to attempt at creating a character who carries both happiness and misery within her. That is the real strength of writing.
ReplyDeleteOther than that, it's as good as I would expect from you, but you can and should aim higher. :)
Lovely poem and i loved the picture. :)
ReplyDeleteLovelyyy :)
ReplyDelete@Rose: She does that always....
ReplyDeleteBut she is good writer....
Perhaps, the world shows its ugly face to innocent beings lending them a heavy heart. The not so innocent ones, well, they make up the world.
ReplyDeleteNice read, I do hope she soars despite of everything that might seem wrong.
Cheers,
Blasphemous Aesthete
i hope she finds that glitter as well...there is a nice contrast in the two stanzas...
ReplyDeleteHope her heavy heart's cleared...and her silent cries are heard
ReplyDeleteNice poem :)