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Image from One Tree Hill He never told me about his wife, and nor did I ask him. In fact, I knew nothing about his life. I just wanted to be around him. We’d walk in the park at night once he was done with his work. We’d sit and talk, and we’d make some more love. Behind the bushes, in the tree house of the park, in the bar and sometimes in my apartment. He never took me back to his place, and I figured that his wife was back home. She often called while we were together. He often avoided the calls, often said that he was in a meeting and would be late. But he also often walked away from me to talk to her. I didn’t like the secretive behaviour. But I liked having him around me. I liked the way he felt.   “Tell me about your wife.” I asked. “Why do you want to know?” He laughed. I say nothing for a while. “Do you think that I could be your wife someday?” I gradually ask, waiting for an answer. He just laughs, kissing my shoulders. “I like being with you, but you need t...

Image from One Tree Hill I move away from the door. The banging increases, his voice becomes louder, more fierce. I slowly inch away, though my feet don’t seem to move. I shut every window, every door, till I’m finally in my room. I can hear him no longer, but nor do I feel safe. For it was only in his arms, where I seemed to belong...    I wrap my arms with the thin scarf. The setting winter breeze gives me the chills, and I’m unable to protect myself. I run into the small bar and sit down, hoping that I could get some warmth. As I sip my coffee, I see a man staring at me. Or rather, staring right through me. He sighs as he sees me look towards him. I look away and sip my coffee. I hum along the song that plays. I was used to this. Sitting alone, eating alone.. Solace was all around me, even though I always had people surrounding me. I never longed for the presence of someone else. I was perfectly fine being on my own. “Good song, right?” He asks, interrupting my tho...

From: Dirty Dancing Your grip tightens, as you pull me closer. Our eyes lock While time seems frozen. A step closer You turn me around Spinning.. I run  Right into your arms. With our bodies close enough, Close enough.. To feel you breathe Closing my eyes, I sway.. To wherever you lead.  The perfect moves you make me take And those looks.. They make me melt Transfixed I am To this dance of ours And to you I surrender, my whole. But The music starts to fade,  While the lights gradually dim Bringing me to face you Sliding into your arms Letting the dance end. So close, I cannot breathe.. Your heart fastens While mine skips plenty of beats; Looking at you, Eyes once again locking.. Smiling and wondering If you feel the same. Standing in the dark Still enveloped within your arms, The applause we shut My eyes slowly close While you.. Turn me around once agai...

picture from:  here They say that we suddenly grow up at a point, without realizing.  We suddenly stop doing what we always have been doing and we take a break to think. And then we change the gears and let go of all the stupidity.  We may not like it in the beginning, but this break is required. We need to sort ourselves out, and I think that this is what I’ve been trying to do from the past few weeks. I’ve heard that college changes people. Tomboyish girls start to wear make up, and the nerds start to bunk classes, while the desperate ones are all over each other. No hard feelings, but this is what happens. I’ve been thinking about which category I lie in. And honestly, I’m clueless. While people around me are too busy attending some party or the other, or while uploading pictures on  social networking sites, I’ve been so lost because none of these things seem appealing to me any longer. I don’t find the need of going to the washroom eve...