As the sun kissed the moon,
The sky blushed,
And the stars like fireworks fell from heaven,
For the world froze in the love of two,
Which had lit up the sky with an eclipse like none too.
I smile, And you hold my hands, Hold. Touch. I hear people say, the lines found in your hands decide your destiny, Age-old myth? A folktale or a legend? Hands. Lines. Destiny. I wonder, When we hold hands, does destiny also coincide? The lines on my hands, met yours A boat shape, All the way from the tip of my palm, an uneven line crossed yours Some missed, some dispersed, Do our hands, these lines really hold our future? Are we to move parallel Or to intersect ever? With endless lines Like waves in an ocean Or stars in the sky, Do we ever meet? Of flickering hope and unsaid words, What a game of destiny As the sun began to rise, Holding hands, I look up and ask, "Kadal kannan povam?"
Forget me today, Forget me tomorrow, Forget me forever. One night you told me, Nobody can break us We are stardust, we are already broken. But you were wrong. We are broken, but those tiny bits and pieces came together In the end. Always. We are a constellation, ourselves Building home But the only difference is, I'm never a part of yours, Nor you mine Starcrossed are God's favourite, they say Then we were her most Parallel, like Earth and sky Mirror, like you and me Forget me today, Forget me tomorrow Forget me forever For the universe doesn't conspire for us.
"Omanathinkal Kidavo", A familiar song, but an unfamiliar voice. It's been years since Rahel and Estha have last heard this song. She used to sing this, very often. This was their song, Ammu's favourite song. Today, after all these years those emotions rush back and hit them all of a sudden. Had they forgotten her? That long black hair, eyes full of sadness and hands which embraced them. Full of love; Their Ammu, their mother. Holding hands, they listen to the rest of it. Half asleep, they are in a far away land. Where love was not questioned. For love was the answer. With Ammu by their side, holding them close. They smiled at the familiar song, now sung by the familiar voice. For now, they are home. They are loved. "Omanathinkal Kidavo, Nalla Komala Thamara Poovo, Poovil Niranja Madhuvo, Pari poornendu thande nilavo"
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