Opinion
That girl
People say that sometimes reality can be more wonderful than imagination.Biranchi Poudyal
Even for me, those stuff, activities and scenarios were not new; but that companion with me was above my imagination. Despite physical distance, emotional nearness fills the gap. Despite there being no certain relation, there exists a bond between us. Even a blink of an eye together was more than a heroic dream. That sound of silence was more than hours of talking, and that moment of happiness worth more than a vibrating heart.
I don’t really remember when I saw her for the first time. I know I used to see her everyday, but I hadn’t noticed her. When I began to notice her, every day she appeared to be more beautiful than the day before. Just like poetry, the more you understand it, the more you fall for it. Slowly and gradually, that attraction changed into passion. I don’t want to call it “love”. Rather the word “passion” seems to be more suitable in my situation, because people usually seek ownership in love. Besides, I’m not talking about my beloved or the girl I yearn to be my beloved. All these words outline my experiences with a girl whom I prefer to call “a sweet little thing alive to fill breath in my life”. For me, every minor detail with her was worth remembering. It gives me a blissful urge to live more in the present. But I can’t ignore the fact that she wasn’t mine, neither has she belonged to any other person. In simple words, she was single and not ready to mingle. However, it had nothing to do with me because I was not in love with her.
Till now, I’m not certain about our relationship, what shall I name it? Friendship, infatuation or love. If I want to see her beautiful with her hair left free, if I pray for her success, if I want to perceive her differently, if this act of idealising her is love, then yes, I love her. But I have never wanted her to be mine. If we behold the history of the entire human civilisation, we can see that there are many relations which exist without any name, without any identity. Our relation is also nameless, it might be endless, and I believe it will remain the same for good. Someday, I will discover the fact that the world has denied since ages. I will break the tendency of people to give a name to every relation. Then only our relation can flourish in this world, otherwise these unsatisfied minds will name our relationship and limit us within a certain boundary.