Has it ever happened to you that a song brought back memories from the past when it played or you heard its connecting lyrics? Read ahead to see what He felt when the same happened to Him.
The Song
Sitting in the moving vehicle's latter seat, the shuffle mode of his iPod stumbled upon a song which burst his head with latent feelings, feelings of that place he always dreamt about : the place he had recently returned from, memories that were latent in a corner of his usually wandering mind, the song popped up vivid moments from his past.
Recounting this he shed a slow tear. The song was not flowing through his ears, but was triggering his echoes. More drops trickled down carving across his cheek lines, birthing a sudden upward motion of the ends of his now wet lips.
He was smiling.
Recollected the fun he had there. The excitement if being around those he loved and experiencing the most glamourous sights in their constant admiration. The lyrics of the gleeful song uprose his desire to visit that location for the last time, to capture its enthralling beauty just once more, to relive the unforgettable journey with that group of people again.
The song which had once played out of the blue during the motion of his remarkable trip taken then had suddenly bonded with lush images and incidences of that unforgettable tour. He once again felt connected to that place lying distant at over a few thousand miles away from the stagnant traffic he was amidst at the moment.
Racing through the app filled pages of his iPod he finally reached the images folder and glanced through those awe inspiring and lively snaps with his hazy, water cloaked eyes. His smile now had gradually turned into acute laughs as he could feel a part of the action visible in those still snaps.
As the song was reaching its conclusion, all that was rushing through his head were dramatic moments and irreplaceable memories. His hysterical roller-coaster filled with joy and glum was reaching its finale.
His tear glazed eyes blinked at the very coincidence of he death of The Song.
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