As a kid, I was rather good at this game of langadi...trying to one leggedly catch other kids running on two legs.
In fact, third grade, I was so good, that I soon had kids bribing me before PT class with chocolates and felt pens, just so that I would spare them.
One day it reached a stage, where all the five in the ring, had bribed me, and there were no Indians to cook, so as to speak, and I had to leave the ring half way, shamefacedly much to the total amazement of the other kids. My reputation of course lay in tatters. I was no longer infallible in their eyes.
It was a lesson well learned.
I realise this when I see FB throw old posts every morning at me. How much I used to write my candid thought in those days.
It's only now, that I've stopped writing my deepest thoughts and fears because I fear it be recognised by the people who have caused the thought to occur, and maybe create unsolvable ripples in the relationship.
I realise it is entirely my loss. I need to write more often without fear of fear.
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