An Encounter With Yearning - Original Writing - 1610 Words

AN ENCOUNTER WITH YEARNING â€Å"Come back, and scream as you want and break all the vases. Steal all the flowers. Come back†¦ Just come back†¦Ã¢â‚¬  ― Khaled Juma The pale, flaky walls echoed with dismay, how do we find hope in these walls, thought Amir. His gaze was fixed at the wall in front of him. A map of the state of Kashmir hanging in the center, protected in a glass frame. â€Å"What brings you here?† The bearded man who looked like a muezzin questioned him. He was sitting on the wooden bench next to him. His deep brown eyes and a thick northern accent reminded Amir of his grandfather. But Amir’s grandfather had died even before he was born. Was it a disease? Or just natural death? But if death is natural, why are we afraid of it? He wondered Amir took out a notebook from the jute bag that he was carrying, and systematically placed inside the notebook was a picture. 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