Those moments appears
blurred and unclear in my inward eye. Yet I can recollect some of the moments
very vividly. At times recollecting of those memories make me to chuckle, evoke
excitement, and feel pain in my heart and sometimes to shed tears. Although
those times has elapsed for dozen of years, yet in seldom it awakens poignant
memories of my first day in Shingkhar primary School.
Of course, I am pretty sure that no any
extraordinary human being can turn the clock of memories back; no matter they
conquer all planets and proved that Einstein is wrong with his formula E= mc2.
When memories of those kiddies days gets click in my memory box, it lead me to
the state of somnolence embedded with the feelings of nostalgia. Ultimately
this has forced my part of brain responsible for recording memories to shut.
At this juncture, I am almost afflicted with
amnesia, consequently stopped me to elaborate here after. I am completely
succumbed to somnolence by now and it has obscured the flow of my thoughts and
abandoned me from completing.
Good start boss, i found more of poetic type. your writing has a power to let reader a sentimental bleeding.
ReplyDeleteGood start boss, i found more of poetic type. your writing has a power to let reader a sentimental bleeding.
ReplyDeletethanks boss for your comments which could act as a enegizer for my next writing.
ReplyDeletethanks boss for your comments which could act as a enegizer for my next writing.
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