Memories…..Some are big, others are beautiful. Some express love, others revisit the lost. Some give remembrance, others give pleasure. Some transport you back, others bring a smile.
Whichever way you try, memories are the only paradise which can never be expelled from our life!
5th, August, 2010
I was in deep siesta. Suddenly random sounds woke me up. Slowly I opened my eyes, with a blurred vision, I can see white clad sarees hovering around the room. This usually never happens in In-patient Ward at Christian Medical College at night 2 o’clock. After recuperating my full senses I can observe Adis’ O2 meter was coming down slowly but surely. With every passing minute it was dropping a per cent.
The situation was reasonably bad. Junior doctor responsible of the night shift made few attempts with additional anti-biotics to make matters well again. But of absolutely no use.
Karincheti Aditya was experiencing last few minutes of his life.
Sitting next to him, holding his hand, my brain started a 20 year ‘back’ journey.
Nothing was more memorable than the feeling. The warmth of his hand was impulsive, momentary and fortuitous, which entreated upon as a playful summer mango tree in grannys home; another, a moonlight terrace sleep; a third, a fight posing as WWE wrestlers. The presentiment triggered slowly a strong dark insight of memory like giant blast in universe creating black hole., A vaccum to come in his absence.
Everything ceased to exist . The sprinting of people around me. The reverberation of medical equipment beeps .The cool dark weather outside the window. The dim light inside the room. The speechless parents.
As the clock ticked past 2.30, my wish was finally fulfilled.To hug him.The moment my chin struck his right shoulder…..goosebumps rolled up my sleeves and the tears which evaporated for a span of 3 years suddenly broke me down with huge thump in heart.
As the clock ticked past 2.30, my wish was finally fulfilled.To hug him.The moment my chin struck his right shoulder…..goosebumps rolled up my sleeves and the tears which evaporated for a span of 3 years suddenly broke me down with huge thump in heart.
The only question which I whispered into ear was “ when will come back for a fight?”…….
As anticipated there was no reply….( for past 48 hours he was in coma)
All I lived, was the moment. it wasn’t going to come back….
Exactly At 2.55a.m , The curtains fell upon the life of a person who has been part of my life and will remain forever. His struggle, tussle, and wriggle are unceasing and relentless teachers for me.
An Year Later......
Sometimes things happen to you that may seem horrible, excruciating, and biased at first, but in reflection you find that without overcoming those obstacles you would have never realized your potential, strength, willpower, or heart.
Adi always taught me one thing: come whatever, whether its sad or happy, disheartening or unlucky, winning or stressed, intentional or insulting……In the end accept it with a smile.
As, the very exquisite purpose of life is a life of purpose, don’t fight it,Challenge it.
“When life goes wrong, as it sometimes will,
when the road you’re trudging seems all uphill.
Life is queer with its twists and turns,
As every one of us occasionally learns.
Stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit,
So,No matter what happens,never quit..........”
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