I am misunderstood on a daily level. All that counts as
being a part of the happening, I am not one of it. I am, but a different
perspective on everything. Hello, I am an introvert. I can’t possibly join you
for a laugh but sure can share a smile. To us introverts, the world is pretty
colourful. We don’t spill colours. It is a picture we draw unknowingly. I have
always avoided gatherings and rather sat on a lone bench in a park like a
lunatic. But I am certainly not a lunatic. I just value my space. There are not
a lot of friends I have but I am blessed with a couple, they cherish this
nature of mine. I am a feeling which is frustrating but not short-lived,
enriching in time, a reservoir of minuscule in our daily lives and how they
matter. Sometimes I am found shuffling
through some David Baldacci book and notice what’s happening around me. I see
people giving me that ‘such a lonely little creep’ look. I am used to it now.
I grew up in convent schools where discipline was
imprinted on me. I was only nine when my father left home. Of course that
includes me and my mother. I waited by the door, prayed for a father who never
came. The bond, the sense of ripping apart was too loud a noise. The world in
me plummeted and it shrivelled me. Growing up in a convent school, discipline
had a different definition to me. I am that sort of a person who thinks before
speaking, creates before destroying and it still feels empty like NGC 6503
amidst thriving galaxies.
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