Ilaa… Close to the city of Paithan, in a small village called Sauviragram, which lay along the banks of the great river Godavari, lived a woman named ilaa. Being cotton farmers, her family was well to do, but not among the richest in their area. It was the harvest season, and cotton had to be picked from the plants. The wholesalers and traders from Paithan would be arriving in just a few weeks, carrying gold and goods for barter. They would exchange what they carried for the cotton that the farmer grew. The bales of cotton had to be ready in time! Work was at its peak! But ilaa was not to be found in the fields. She was not working. Instead, she was sitting by the banks of the great river Godavari. “I am sick of this!” she grunted loudly. She was talking to her best friend; Godavari - The river. ilaa use...
There is a lot of revelation about the life in this short writing. we don't have any ideas about the forthcoming painful tests given by the life after myriads of bookish lessons. Reason being, we are not prepared for it resulting in enormous pain and stress.
ReplyDeleteExpressions i liked in this piece: FEAR and EXCITEMENT together are important for life; you gave here fabulous l explanation for the significance of the both together.
YOU BECOME PERFECT WHEN YOU BECOME YOURSELF generally, people fail to realize the uniqueness in their own style and caliber. A great point to be considered by everyone but often overlooked.
THE BEST ONE: THROWING ME INTO THE DARKNESS TO MAKE ME FEEL THE LIGHT. I agree with you with this. To come into the illumination, we first have to go through the darkness.
It reveals that you indeed learnt a great lesson that day .
All in All, it is a writing of self-realization, seeing one-self into the struggling mirror of the journey called LIFE.
WONDERFUL PIECE OF WRITING….
Thanx for this inspiring story and more to realize me that whatever fear I had realized in life journey till now was not my enemy but might it had strengthened my perfection ability.
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