#NaPoWriMo2023 : DAY 23

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Vouch for Communication


Varun: “I have seen patches on the rocky sides of great monuments. Giant hearts engraved with Sheela-Rakesh-John-maria-Prince-Cinderella , one dark circled with lovers name, their love expressions, signs and symbols with their initials. And when you touch those carved out surfaces, you won’t recognize the person but only the rocks. Then, why do people do such things, when the crowd won’t even acknowledge their existence on earth. Think once, why? It won't even give them credit for scribbling their hard work on the bumpy celestials. Then why do they do such random broadcasting where no future audiences are aware?”

Pakhi: It’s because of their outburst through the world, where they have embarked into the world of hidden places. We love, we dare to scream out loud the feelings to this world, how much we have loved, how passionately we have felt for that person. It’s the metaphor, which sits quietly on the famous places, just to remind the hearts of the lovers that yes, they still are present on that particular spot. Whether it’s day, or midnight, just remember and you can see the bold letters talking to each other.

Varun: Have you ever written our names anywhere?

Pakhi:  I have never loved till now!

Varun: Don’t be shy. You love me. 

Pakhi: Do you?

P.S. A random imaginary conversation between Pakhi and Varun, from the movie Lootera


Prompts:
• Write about the poem the opened you and made you feel the most seen #Therandomlifafa #NaPoWriMoXShikhaholic @therandomlifafa

• How many heartbreaks are needed to become a poet? #ebanapowrimo'23 @elitebookawards
 


This post is a part of #BlogchatterA2Z 2023

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