

So now I curse myself for not staring at her a little longer, for not talking to her more than just a few introductory words, for not asking her even her name, leave aside exchanging phone nos. I curse myself for not going on that bus stand the next week or any time again, because I was scared of dealing with her absence.
Now I feel that it was not meant to be just a small unforgettable incident. Don’t know if I feel this because I recen
tly watched the beautiful movie, ‘Serendipity’, or because of the fact that she was the only girl who not only touched my heart but also filled it with her self. She has been a huge reason that since her I have no posts on my blog. I think she has been irreplaceable and I have been invariably comparing all other girls with her whereby they fail to conquer over her and also, or so, over my heart.

I have not written this article to get her or to get to her, though I have to admit th
at I do wish that something like this happens. I don’t think that it would be impossible to live without her or that I would not find love now onwards. But she surely would make my heart congested. I don’t want to wonder the rest of my life about ‘what would have happened if…’ kind of a thing. I don’t want to regret not holding on to her. Therefore, once in a while I let myself swirl in the convolution of her thoughts and memories. It is like travelling a childhood road after many years and trying to find
things that you could recognize and feel them once again as if reliving as the child you once were.


Even though I don’t remember the visuals of the incident very well, I do experience the feelings on that night when I try to recall her. Even now I get the churning in my stomach, the excitement and the possessed feeling when I try to reorganise her face in my mind. I think, cherishing her remnant memories is the immensely satisfying feeling as like admiring an ‘Eiffel Tower’ or a ‘Taj Mahal’.


Af
ter the ‘The beauty & the bus’ post on my blog, I befriended a friend of hers; a guy; really warm and welcoming. Though he refrained from even sharing her name with me, he did let me know that today; the Twelfth of December is her birthday. So I would like her to have this memoir as a birthday gift from an admirer, a lover and a friend named Tanmay.

Some people are meant to be together. Hope both of us find the perfect match.
