Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Fire alert of Havoc


           I heard that sound. Panic was my first reaction. I felt taken aback. I jumped and rushed for the balcony. I gained my senses back seeing her. She was okay. I released a breath full of anxiety and took the stairs down. I was normal and continued with the lot.

           An abrupt way to start the scenario but certain things in life are better told than explained. This little piece of article makes a slight sense to human attitude and it's behavioral nature and how a simple word "Realization" can make a difference to it's life. Life can be taken back at times with closed book incidents and one hardly recovers. Everyone faces such once in a while and it ends up describing him altogether in the first place. 

           In context of my life, I have no regrets in accepting that I have faced such incidents many a times and I always believe in welcoming them. No one can be same throughout their lifespan and I prefer to change than to repent over what I am.

           I was in verge of giving away everything, taking a different route altogether, making silos for all the souls around me a month ago. And now, it's all so new. everything has changed. Altogether a fine start to a different lifestyle and the best part is enjoying every part of it. But none of these are of such significance as the initial paragraph mentioned. 

           I was climbing down when I realised the importance of fear. That sound of fire alarm had already made an impact and I was left questioning myself the importance of a thing which I would like to save when my house is on fire. I wasn't worried about myself but some other thing. I was afraid and I could just breath once I saw it safe. 

           We rushed back to our open area just to find that it was a simple drill. The minute drill had already created an havoc among all and it was an early unofficial lunch. Things were settled elsewhere, but, my heart could still feel the havoc which the fire alarm had created.....