To all the three women that held some portion of my heart.
The first one, the elf. I dreamt about you last night. I ran into you
and your sister- and finally managed to congratulate you on getting
engaged. Threw in congrats for your upcoming marriage too- since
you're getting married next month. My feeling for you were very very
deep- after all, you were my first. As immature and imperfect as it
all was when it occurred, it was rather beautiful. Even if you never
admitted it, I know I had you at the end. Before circumstances took
over and reality came to full boil. If I ever get the chance, I will
be there for you. In a selfless, healthy way. I honestly hope you have
a happy marriage. But forgive me if some remnants of your memory
remain. After chasing after you like a chhichora for a year and a
half, despite extreme zilalat, I deserve that much at least? After
all, you were the first girl I fell for. And God damn it, I fell flat
on my face.
To the devil, know that I call you the devil out of affection and not
vindiction, despite our last conversation when you tried so hard to
scar me. All you ended up doing was sullying your own memory. I've
hated myself enough to know what aspects of me deserve hate. Those
weren't them. But I'll remember you fondly- and sometimes I will
regret saying no. But know that, if you had held on just a little bit
longer- you wouldve had me. The walls were cracked. I'll remember you
fondly as well- you were the first woman who made me feel loved.
Desired. And for that, I'll always be greatful.
To the third, the tigress. You had me, like you've had so many before
me, enthralled. I was stubborn and refused to dive in before I knew
where you stood. As wise a move as I've ever made. I realize you may
not be over him. And I realize that you may need something to fix. I
am not him- and I fix myself. But you're so beautiful- moreso in mind
and soul than in body. There is a certain paradox in your physical
fragility. You are so strong, mentally and spiritually. But I could
see the hairline fractures that you were repairing. And I could see
behind the veneer of your troy-like fortress. I could see the Helen
behind the walls. But you see, our timing was all off. It was too
early for you, and too late for me. You reintroduced me to God. You
showed me a glimpse of who I want to be at a time where I was flailing
uncontrollably, walking down every path I could see without a goal in
site. You have given me so much that you do not know.
All of you have.
Thank you.
And in a very real way, you each hold a piece of me- an identity of
who I was only for you. There will never be another elf, another
devil, or another tigress. you each have a special niche in my heart,
and I ferverently hope that I have one in yours that is as cherished
and respected as you are to me.
P.s. Tigress, I'm a rather stubborn man, as you know. You'll hide it
and smother it. But I'm pretty sure I'm in there somewhere. I havent
quite given up :-)
P.P.S. I really hope you dont read this. :-p

















