It’s very healthy to spend time alone
How Oscar Wilde rightly said: “I think it’s very healthy to spend time alone. You need to know how to be alone and not be defined by another person.” Nothing is impossible for the people who dream, not necessarily one has to realize his or her dream.
I am a moon lover. I started loving the moon because it was faithful, it was in attendance every day to listen, to see and to care for me.
My endless monologues with the moon have made me realize that my secrets are well-guarded. I am a selenophile (who loves the moon), so I like all the 8 phases of the moon. To me, these phases are like ivory carved for each day. Euphoria; when I think of a jaunt to the moon, almost close, in fact, right there.
The fabric with millions of diamanté embossed on it. The whole space is glittering, peace and a sense of elevation. I will etch the worldly worries to a magnet that would keep them placed for at least some time. The contentment this trip will exude is beyond words.
This world, 384,400 km away from earth, has different parameters to exist than the ones on earth.
The place where wind loves to play with my hair and some 88 constellations huddle to meet me. The stardust infuses me to live longer. That world caresses me as a passionate lover.
The celebrations out there for me are incomparable. There each element performs and the balance is maintained.
The serenity, collaboration among each element, and the feeling of oneness to be able to keep everything in balance, tells a beautiful story.
How I wish I belonged there forever. To see, believe, and experience that is indescribable.
It soothes my achy heart and here my heart follows its rhythm and starts its lub-dub-dub, lub-dub-dub.
This madness, I yearn for, always, and not the riches, diamonds, and the castles. I feel like a nomad longing to visit each galaxy and living my life there.
In so much of worldly clutter, where at times, we don’t find solace, there is a place I visit to experience and celebrate myself, to get peace. and gain myriad and abstract experiences.
