Saturday, March 29, 2014

Three Thirty by iaVember

3:30

The mark of the first
The time when she will enter that dark familiar place
The time when she will see everything through her eyes alone -
Hear everything as she hears them
Feel everything as she feels them
Process everything as she, and no other, would process it

It's the first -
Her first

She walks in brisk not wanting to miss that mark
She stretches out her hand hoping to catch a ride

Fifteen minutes

That is all she got

A white four-wheeled vehicle stationed before her
And with not much ado she finds herself inside it

The wheels turned and traced the road
And with few minutes to spare
She got there

3:30

For One

She grabbed the small piece of yellow paper that she was given
Walked inside the darkness
Found a place of comfort in the darkness
And stared at the brightness before her

There she was

She and no one else

She laughed at every witty line
(Others were laughing too, but they weren't laughing with her)

She caught her breath with every thrilling moment
(Tightly holding no hand)

And of course

She cried
Oh yes,
She Cried!
But she covered her own eyes and wiped her own tears
(No arm was there to embrace her)

Yes, She was Alone
But she felt Not Lonely

Two hours. Lots of minutes.


When the end was reached her eyes were red

But a Big Smile was on her face

She was Happy. Satisfied. 

It was worth it.

She felt good. Liberated. Independent.

And she said,

"I think I'll do this again."