As
the darkness envelops all around me,
a darkness so blinding,
I
close my eyes.
A
silence so loud,
I
find my hands wrapped around my ears.
A
pace so frightening
I
shut off my senses.
And
wait for a new dawn,
A
fresh lease of life.
I
tell myself,
this
is a phase of life.
This
is a phase of life,
like
any other.
And
this too will pass,
like
any other.
For
as the shamans say,
bright
light cometh
at
the end of any tunnel.
Slowly
I free my ears
from
the wrath of my hands.
I
can hear chatter.
Yes,
chatter it is.
I
force my eyelids open,
I
see rays of light in a sea of darkness.
I
am not alone, in this dark dark world.
There
are little kids,
the
stage of life where darkness has no meaning,
where
the shades of life are brighter than the brightest.
There
are old men,
the
stage of life where one looks back and sighs
and
claims there is no more brightness in life anymore.
Where
do I fall
I
do not know.
Maybe,
I do not wish to know.
And
then, right then,
Just
when my thoughts seem to convulse around me,
is
when my train,
the
vehicle in my sojourn,
rips
across the darkness,
and
emerges out the dark tunnel
into
the brightness of the day.
I
was right,
there
was indeed,
bright
light cometh the end of the tunnel.
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