A Snippet from a Solo Wanderer

 Traveling without destinations is a different level of adventure..You just reach the railway station,grab a ticket(having no idea about the platform the train reaches or leaves).You don't know anyone,Nobody knows you.The entire scene cascades into a treasure hunt.Suddenly you meet one or two guys who are same as lost as you.And now the three idiots start to walk together waiting for the train and discusses on the destinations they had to get to.

Well Do you know the greatest pleasure in travelling is not its mere journey; But the meeting of a lot of light hearted strangers who merge into our soul before departing.Every smile makes a better version,a better day…Those loathed boring train journeys will bump itself into happy little moments with the happy people's silly talks,laughs,sharing food and dreams and eventually, whatever in the hell and heaven will come under our vigilance.Little times,only little moments.. yet those will be entrenched in the hearts forever.And before we know it's time to step out,they would have already left a goodbye to each other and would be merged into the endless crowds and lost for once and all..We might not have even shared our names but everything besides it,will be gotten in the asset of our quintessence.

You can say,'All those people were just coincidences.'But I would like to utter it as the beauty of predestination.I know I would never meet them again,never in a million years…Still that little garden of flowers they bloomed on my nucleus is worthy besides all the chaos and hurry burry vexation of my aimless safari.

To my dear loved strangers,

I loved you.. Thanks for your time and love.I would like to have smiled again and again before we decamped,But No,once again we are back to the strangers mode..Still Don't worry,you will never fade into oblivion..Your love and concern is scribbled on these walls and will always stay here.Thanks…Thanks for the happiest split seconds.


Always with love

SalmaAneesaBabu🦋

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