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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A Tale to Tell Walking is a very good exercise. So I walk regular to keep myself fit perfect Once I was walking on river side to watch twilight. On way back, sun went down. Twilight bade bye and I started walk back to home. Darkness covered surroundings very soon. That night was a night of No Moon. My feet were too tired, I wished a car- lift. I did not stop but was walking slow. Meanwhile I was attracted with a sudden glow. I chanced to see the headlight of a car, approaching towards me not from very far. To stop the car, I showed my hand, and went road side to wait and stand Car ignored me, but was in too slow motion. I opened the back door, finding no other option. I boarded the car and looked aslant. Shocked to see the driver-seat lying vacant. Car was going on its own but very slowly, as if a man was walking unwillingly. I was not aware of automatic car traveling alone Where it was going or coming from all along! I heard, in this region ghosts might loiter, Might be he was the invisible driver. So long I got no harm, no need of tension. Also the car was going on my direction. I encouraged myself not to get frightened. Ghost might be helpful to be redefined. All on a sudden the car made a stop. I got out from the car just on a gallop. With rapid heart- beats I stood on roadside. A tired person came out from behind. Noticing me the man rejoiced and with relief he voiced “How lucky am I ! Here you stand. To push the car, give me a hand. Let us take the car to nearest garage. So long I am pushing the car all alone. Luck favored me as you are shown.” What a blunder had I done, coming out of car ! I should depend on the ghost-driver. I was bound to push the car. Of course i had moral responsibility to do so. He was so grateful to me. I didn't disclose that I was coming comfortably sitting on the car pushed by him.
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