Sunshine. Smiles. Sugarcane juice. Smoke from cigarettes. Laughter. Bright lights. The coastline. A distant horizon. Loud, happy voices.
A cab, moving so swiftly, everything outside is a blur. Two people lost in thought. Coming to terms with the feelings in them. He, accepting, that an old love was lost, and wondering at his dependency on the small woman next to him. She, battling all that she knew was right, and wanting desperately to succumb to what everyone would say was wrong. In love, with the big man next to her.
A cab, moving so swiftly, the two people in it, wished the journey were longer. The first, cautious, inhibited kiss. Suddenly disconnected, from the world around them. A kiss that lasted forever, and was over too soon.
A cab, moving through Mumbai traffic, the two people in it, comfortably lost in the soft warmth of love. Hands held. Promises of a true tomorrow.
Two people. Insignificant in this crowded city. With life moving swiftly around them, as if on fast forward.
Life in technicolor. No rose-hued glasses. Just color. Lots of it. Blues, greens, reds, browns, the black and white, and all those shades of grey.
The cool winter breeze. The warm winter sun. The beach. Two voices floating in the breeze. The shouts of young boys playing cricket. Two people, oblivious to them all.
The heat of the summer. The flies. A merciful breeze, breaking through the oppressive heat. Two people, still oblivious.
Big and strong, he finds his real strength in her. Small, defenseless as she is, she has depths of strength, she is unaware of.
The dust that flew, the smoke we blew. The depths we swam, and the heights we climbed.
Postcards of every tomorrow, life running on, God bless our similar hearts.