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Missing A Big Part of Me
Venue: At my room
7A Jar vie Street, Brunswick East
VIC-3057, Melbourne, AUS
Date: 27th May, 2004
Day
goes without whispering to you that it is passing by just like a
flick, night vanishes making you feel like it happened within a
second, weeks and months all goes on with a glimpse of
unforgettable memories within us. It has been already six months
that I have arrived Australia for my further studies. And every
single night has not ended without a dream of my lovely ones back
in Nepal, my home country. Whenever, I dream I always feel like I
am with them. Moreover, I can feel the warmth of their tenderness.
Sometimes back I used to ask myself about it, Why I feel longing?
As a result, now I knew the tenderness and the love they have
towards me is the only answer to that question. Otherwise, what
would be the reason that makes me feel unfilled and alone every
time?
Nothing in here can
create a feeling of being a part of me. Even the bright sun seems
too hot for me. Moon seems stone cold. Clouds are dark, always
trying to thunder me scared. And birds don’t sing for me here. Not
a tiny thing here makes me feel homely and warm. All these days
and dull nights make me feel more apart to this instant.
Nonetheless, this enemy of my feelings cannot create a single
hindrance on my way, I am on my track towards my goal, I guess.
And this is a thing which makes me awake here to do a better for
each and every day with a positive perspective even though the
longing ness is acting as a state of my mind for every second.
However, I sometimes feel that this will sustain for the days to
come with its intensity, the blessings and love I have got from my
lovely ones have induced a mutual strength to fight all these
feelings to overcome the possible futile days.
All the way from my
room to my university and the way back down to my room is my daily
routine. Wake up in the morning, take a bath have some tea and
breakfast and rush to catch the trams number 1 or 22 and attend
whole day in the university doing something interesting
experiments, in the fields of “Optical Fiber Communication”.
Everyday I mix in the crowd with some feeling along and step
forward to achieve a goal to make myself and all piece of me,
happy and delighted. This is same for all the five days in a week,
i.e. from Monday to Friday. However, sometimes I want to go to the
university even in weekends. After I have my dinner and having a
bit of relax after watching some programs in television I feel
happy to go to the same bed. I can see dreams, dreams of my big
part. Dream to medicate the weighty feelings that have accumulated
throughout the day. It makes me feel that I am showering in the
love of my father and mother.
Those times and days
that I had spent back in Nepal, I don’t want to forget. Really
Not! The year of 2003, I can say that I had a life which has
changed the pace of it and brought those tides within me, which
induces a feeling of being loved is not a trivial thing in world.
However, usually when I started my college life in Katmandu,
capital city of my home country, the time of being physically
apart from my parents has already started. But once I got a time
to stay with my parents when I got a job in my hometown after I
graduated. Total 7 years, roughly being apart. Seven or eight
months before I take off to this land I used to be a lecturer in a
college in my home town. I cannot forget that. As a matter of
fact, I think I don’t want to forget that, never and ever. After
that job I went with Nepal telecommunication (NTC), a national
telecom service provider of Nepal for another rest of the months
till the month of September of the year of 2003. It was the month
when I left Nepal for my further studies. Again then I was
departed.
And it is still going on, hoping to be with them again and will
be. I feel like, I am really missing a big part me – my
father/mother, lovely sisters, my entire relative who deserves to
be mine. I wish you all would be here, here with me
By :- Milan Khanal
The University Of Melbourne
VIC-3010, Melbourne
Australia
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