The dawn was broken...It is twilight. The sun is not yet visible though its ambient light sweetly peeps. It is a promise. The rain also had ceased. But there is still a mark of heavy rains around. The trees and plants enjoys the droplets of water brought by the evening rain. The land is still wet and muddy though it is optimistic of the coming sun to dry it. The air is still cold seemingly waiting for the touch of sunrays to make it warm. The long wait is not yet over but almost there. The twilight brings a hopeful fate. I am excited. I want to embrace the full blown morning but I know I still need to wait a little more. A little more patience.
In morning twilight, people still come and go. Many wakes up early to prepare for work. Many leave the houses to avoid being late. Many catch the early bus. This is the usual scenario in places where people are busy..in their career...in their respective life. In this time, there are still uncountable things that happen...in my life...in the life of the others.
Like the things around, I can still feel the rain and the coldness. There is still stiffness and still paralyzed. But like the tress, the plants, the land, and the air, I am determined to see the sunshine and that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
It was still cold few minutes just before the break of dawn. Someone tried to embrace me but then warmth needs sincerity to be felt.
"Do not weep. Great things are the rewards for those who know how to wait," he told me.
Coldness exists to learn warmth. Sadness was born to appreciate happiness.and thus pains are made for us to feel real love.The transition of the former to the latter marks the test of time. And in all aspect, waiting sometimes makes us weak especially when you are in the midst of lost, where finding the right path gets slimmer.
"I'm here to make moving on easy," he added.
Yes, he was there. But you know what he costs? He brought another rain. And that makes waiting tougher. I thought embracing the chance of having him will give me the sun that I've been waiting. I thought...and I was wrong.
No matter how tough, I persisted to wait...and I am still. In this twilight, I know I'm near. I just need to wait and enjoy the lovely twilight. I will embrace the peeping of the light as it excites me for a brighter morning!
October 23,2010
This is a sequel of "RAIN BEFORE THE BREAK OF DAWN"
