When I saw you at a train station,
You looked tired and beautiful,
You had soft eyes, maybe you have cried last night,
You were wearing a maroon turtleneck sweater, a brown checked trouser, a black overcoat and black flats,
Your hairs were tied in a low loose bun,
You were carrying three bags, one looked like a laptop bag, a handbag and a lunch bag,
It looked like a lot to carry but you were carrying it with grace,
You were waiting for the train to arrive,
You were observing strangers around,
I wonder, what you must be thinking,
The train arrived at the platform,
You saw me in the reflection of the train’s window,
That’s how I met you again after a long time,
You started crying when you saw me,
I told you I am here for you, I see you and I love you always!!
This week’s recommendations:
- . This one gave me goosebumps. The subtitle on this one says, “The liberation of women is the liberation of humanity”. If you believe this, you don’t wanna miss this one.
i wish my momma would go sit down somewhere by
. This one is on your deep burning desire of making your mum, grandmum and other women around you, rest.Unconventional Questions - Unexpected Joy...#64 by
. The ability to ask not so normal questions and open mindset to see answers to that questions can bring unexpected joy and other good things around.
I keep thinking about this poem Harneek - the invitation to care given with such a deft reversal at the end.
The thrill of recognition