"Those long hectic days, brimming with work,
We're busy finding ways, to get more perk.
With each passing day, more n more we grieve,
But faces bloom again, when comes Friday Eve!"
With 'sold out' tags on PNR ticket counters... chock-a-block parkings... jam-packed roads... stretched queues in McDonald's and its counterparts... and natty babes and dudes finding their ways to tap the floor on tunes of twirling rays...
Friday evening brings with it the spirit of living life to its fullest...the spirit of ecstasy!
While most of 'em find joy in being a part of the rocking modish crowd, some experience bliss in accomodating themselves under the sky on some stair steps, lawns, or solid railings outside any happening precinct and witnessing the zephyr. Perhaps they are the ones who couldn't make it for the advance booking, hence were retaliated by cine'toriums, and now encashing upto max the asset they are left with - NATURE.
Out of such euphorial friday eves there are a 'few' which are registered indelibly in our memory banks. Yesterday was one of such kinds.
Me and my friend were resting beneath the sky, opposite a crammed McDonald's 'eatlet' , and enjoying the sophisticated 'eye-tonic' accompanied with cool puffs of air (our own version of McPuff :) .
Balmy breeze.. then.. bought with it some specks of 'confession'.
Apart from the onerous workload (which vanishes on this eve), there are other petty issues which keep on knocking our serenity 24 X 7. The incubus of such events in our life give rise to stress and there arouse a need of something which could unleash us from these stressful waves. And that 'something' is : confession.
Damn!! How difficult it is to confess ! It takes the hell out of you when you try it. One can better climb Mt.Everest or bear Himesh.. than to profess. But once u've crossed that giant, you r in heaven..
...And finally, he did it!! He "confessed".
He confessed all that he conspired against me.... all things which were intentional... unintentional... all that he could not admit before them with whom he shares a bond... all that he wanted to decant... he confessed before me everything that was eating him up day after day... and as he continued with it i felt as if i was portraying "The father of metropol church". He asked 'the father' to pardon him if possible....
He poured off all... and as he did i found the spark back on his face. The spark of comfort which was irrespective of the fact whether he'll be pardoned or not...the spark of ease. How bouyant was he feeling... and so was i. Perhaps the field of his stress was affecting mine too... which i realised after i got relieved of it.
Still not sure of the father to exculpate him..but first time in my life had i encountered a confession which made that Friday eve even more lighter and even more delighter....

