Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Homecoming....a daughter's view

I have given my way to my mental attic where I had stored all episodes of my growing up. Every episode spent at home, is a parcel of days to be remembered…

Climbing up stairs and slamming the door after coming back from school. Throwing your schoolbag on the study table and then switching on the TV set which emitted noises that would frazzle your nerves. Then the complacent sigh the moment food was served. The bathroom dense with talcum smog. The dancing in front of the mirror where every limb was tested. The strolling in my big veranda and enjoying the bliss of solitude. How a demure little creature would gain all strength in the world to fight with her little sibling . Those long hours where one would chat like a granny with your mom .

Then time plays its game wherein the stubborn child transforms into a thriving teenager and then to an impeccably groomed and dignified young woman (with exaggeration at its best) in a climate of perpetual wonder.

Yes its strange for this very house is now a place to spend my vacations. And look six months down the lane I’ll be through with my engineering degree and god knows how frequent will I visit this little paradise of mine. Its heartening to realize that four to five years more of work experience and higher studies…then the inevitable wedlock and then your inhibitions of a daughter melt you further.

All the pampering, all your pranks and plays vanish like water into the sand. The walls of my bathroom still not deafened by my melodious tunes , the clothes, the books, the paintings, the music playing, the lights on will be cleared away…..

From now on every homecoming will be cherishable experience as life takes on brighter colors.

9 comments:

tinkerbell said...

wow..

Then time plays its game wherein the stubborn child transforms into a thriving teenager and then to an impeccably groomed and dignified young woman (with exaggeration at its best) in a climate of perpetual wonder...
really well written.. similar thoughts on my september archive..

isra

Yayaver said...

life goes on and we remember good old days at home.really a good post.

nonchalantroy said...

gud one

Anonymous said...

emotions at its best, anyone can feel that each and every word came straight from you heart.

devilish angel said...

very well written......

Anonymous said...

awesome...
a real good selection of words to make past lively all over again..not to forget u ended on a gr8 note..
i wonder how long it took me to really read this post..neways, better late than never..

all in all a nice way 4 me to pass time producively..appreciate it...

Salil Dhawan said...

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Yash Vardhan Parmar said...

This very process of Self retrospection tells you that how mature you have become in this relentless journey of life. Its very important to realize your experiences in the life. Life outside home is always far more challenging.However the major characteristic of a gal ie poise, elegance and natural prudence develop wen she is outside home.

Very well expressed and woven with perfect emotions
Keep it up

Benny said...

Hey my first visit here...jus so
"cute" Tanvi..

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