Sometimes, I surprise myself. Like the other day I was watering my plants and could not stop my own tears that rolled down without giving me any inkling of it. It had been a dry spell of months without a single drop of rain. My plants were dying. It made my heart sink a little and even before I could realize, the tears came down. And tonight I am crying again, as it's a heavy downpour. My plants won't have to die. They are my plants even though I didn't bring them. They have been here much before I moved in. The previous tenants had planted them years ago, I'm told by the owner of the house I live in. They were dying out of water. I would water them every second or third day. I could so strongly feel their pain. The dry and peeled-off skins from the water-apple tree carried wrinkles of love it once boasted so proudly. The lush green was long gone turning into neglected and abandoned grey, even charred remains at certain parts of its branches due to scorching heat for da...
Scattered pieces of myriad emotions, some known and most unknown