All good things come to end. Well, though it's said like that but reality is even bad things come to end. Or it would be correct to say that every thing, all times come to end. Any way, instead of getting into the semantics of what comes to end I would much rather talk about good thing in my life which is coming to end.
My stay in the United States of America. As the time is approaching, and believe me it is approaching fast, I'm getting extremely senti about this great country. I wish to soak in so many things. So many sights, smells, experiences. The other day I was returning in a cab from the library and noticed the trees on the Meadowland Parkway Secaucus NJ full of new bright leaves, swaying in the breez. I found it very beautiful. I guess it was not only the branches swaying that looked so beautiful. It was combined effect of the trees, bushes, grass, the sun and the angle its light was filtering through the leaves, the weather and even the road and the traffic on it! Oh, and how could I miss out the birds. They were an important part of that vivid scene too. I was wondering how to keep it, ( Hindi word- sahej kar- palkon mien samaa loon?) absorb it in my memory to be able to view/experience it whenever I want in future.
Is it possible though? These things are more in books and movies. However cherished a memory-in reality I am afraid the layers of passing time and new memories dims the shine and view of our old ones.
My stay in the United States of America. As the time is approaching, and believe me it is approaching fast, I'm getting extremely senti about this great country. I wish to soak in so many things. So many sights, smells, experiences. The other day I was returning in a cab from the library and noticed the trees on the Meadowland Parkway Secaucus NJ full of new bright leaves, swaying in the breez. I found it very beautiful. I guess it was not only the branches swaying that looked so beautiful. It was combined effect of the trees, bushes, grass, the sun and the angle its light was filtering through the leaves, the weather and even the road and the traffic on it! Oh, and how could I miss out the birds. They were an important part of that vivid scene too. I was wondering how to keep it, ( Hindi word- sahej kar- palkon mien samaa loon?) absorb it in my memory to be able to view/experience it whenever I want in future.
Is it possible though? These things are more in books and movies. However cherished a memory-in reality I am afraid the layers of passing time and new memories dims the shine and view of our old ones.
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