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A Wait Infinite- POTD
Night stirred memories, once forgotten, of the days I burnt in love when you consumed my days and I carried you like a queen, in the palanquin of my thoughts. Without forethought, to elbow out the marauding of thorny memories, I set out, travelling miles, my heart throbbing in my chest, my nimble legs shaking and trembling and finally reaching your hermitage. Casting away my stilted pride, expectant and anxious, I waited at your doorstep to seize the moment to renew a commitment and knocked hopefully at your door, so far never opened before anyone. While listening intent for the approaching foot steps and the sound of the key turning on the latch, did I see a face peering through the window, and quickly withdraw? Was it the face I longed to see? Might not be or else, I would have been admitted in! Time skipped quickly by, hours flitted between limping dawns and staggering nights Initially I knew the tedium of waiting and the crushing weight of Time on me. Soon I lost count of it…. Like an alien, how long had I waited there? Was it weeks, months or years? The wait must have been pretty long. I knew roots had grown under my feet and my body had vegetated into a tree, but without leaves and fruits! In Time’s eternal motion, the tree will remain there as a trunk of fossilized hope, till your love charges life into it!
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