My personal cabin is upstairs. Sitting
here, I’ve often felt isolated from the rest of the staff. Well, HR has its own
private affairs, they’d have thought. I know how much I’ve wanted to be among
them, down there. But this is what they have for me. Do I have a choice?
It surprises me that I’m writing
after so long. I haven’t been thinking of anything worth scribbling down
lately. Perhaps I’d lose this momentum the moment I turn sideways. Documents to
be dealt with lay on my table awaiting their turns. One look at them and their
cries would drag me off this screen, or a call on my extension from my Sir
Manager. Anything would do. There are threats all along. Amidst all these
chores if words flow this way, I’m super excited. For, I know I’m not dead yet.
I’m still able to live on these white sheets, with the air of words of such
passion. In fact, I don’t remember the last time I did a journal. However, I’ve
caught a glimpse of liberation today, in this hour, with these passing minutes.
As Pamuk rightly exclaimed,
Nothing is as astounding as life
Except for writing
Yes, except for writing
Yes, of course
except for writing,
the sole consolation.
Except for writing
Yes, except for writing
Yes, of course
except for writing,
the sole consolation.
I’ve found my heart echo the same
a million times in the past. Reading these lines, my mind connect with them instantly.
The Turk has his own charm and my thoughts find tranquility in his words.
Nothing matches reading the masters of words. Nothing at all. Oh Yes, of course,
nothing except for writing – the sole consolation.
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