The Hardest Journey So Far
A train ride i have taken a hundred times, a track as familiar as my walk to work and back. Lost between elation and dread , traveling south to a place i have previously called home. Seats with space but my head has none. Heading to a place, a location that has housed my deepest spiritual and personal experiences, a place that in the past has made me my perfect person…long ago.
Why does he sit there in this place i called home, called mine. Sat in a place that was years ago. I am full of dread as the loud fast black tunnels propel me back in time instead of forward, like a time machine toying with brain cells. There he is but there he is, they are. My crew, my boys , my indian loved ones deep within my last decades history, my make-up. Frustration turns to anger and back to dread….and then neutral as i could not have not come.
I consulted and assessed and considered flesh beyond my own, before heading towards a situation that is only as hard as it needs to be. Monk , coke and the occasional penguin bin help with the drive towards the sea, the bumpy road into the jungle towards a previous love, my indian brothers, my main reason to visit.
And so all done. Greetings are said, embraces over , in a place so magic, so wild and so very real. My aging flesh being the only giveaway that i ever left.
How are you able to blog so often on the road? Are you doing it from a tablet/mobile with SIM connectivity? Let me know. Thanks.
Internet cafes and real focus!!
Very good. Keep in mind that usually Internet cafes charge about Rs. 20-30 per hour. They do jack up prices for foreigners; so bargain a little bit.