When I was seven I fell into water once. The water pulled all of me in.
Literally and otherwise too.
Literally and otherwise too.
The swimming coach managed to bring me up and back but not in entirety.
A part of me was left behind in the depth of the dark shadows of the water.
A part of me was left behind in the depth of the dark shadows of the water.
When I was seven, I was split into half.
I am terrified of water even today, especially from a height. I know what it is capable of.
When I was seven, I learnt what incomplete meant. And I did not have to look into the dictionary.
Life teaches you things that the dictionary doesn't have space for.
Life teaches you things that the dictionary doesn't have space for.
And then, I grew old. I trembled with fear each step of the way up.
The water seemed farther away but it was still calling unto me. OR, was it the water that was calling?
The water seemed farther away but it was still calling unto me. OR, was it the water that was calling?
I haven't made my way down yet, I am scared of the depth. No matter how far I am, when I look down I still see the other half. I try to give it a hand and pull it up back but I am unable to reach.
I guess I need to go down further.
I guess I need to go down further.
But, I am very scared of slipping in. It's tricky you see.
Incomplete, is a little better than nothing.
Incomplete, is a little better than nothing.
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