Hello and a very good day to everyone.
It was a traffic-filled day and guess what made it all more interesting was the sudden train rest. I was on my way to the most common busy place known as Belly road, and I was expecting traffic congestion but the sudden stop of the train, actually made it all fuzzy in my head.
As the train was crossing it suddenly stopped but this is not the train stop, why did it stop? No one knows why but it did. I was startled and so was all the passerby and those who were waiting like me for the train to pass. The passengers climbed down and smoothly they were dropping to go to their home.
People of different ages without any luggage, stepped out as the train was completely at a stop. It wasn't even moving an inch. It was off. I was wondering if something happened to the train but that was not the scenario. It was off. I was wondering if the train chain was pulled. There was no way I could know. I heard no noise if it was pulled.
After a wait that seemed like ages, the train started to move and in the blink of an eye, it was gone, gone by a flash. The more I was nearing my destination more little jolts of giggles escaped my lips.
After further 20 more minutes, my rickshaw was crossing the road, from this lane to another. The picture above doesn't represent that scene. I didn't take a pic. I was into the scene. So, we accelerated but before we did a rickshaw crossed past us in opposite direction stating in a joyous yet mocking tone, "go ahead, go ahead". The rickshaw man and I didn't realize what was coming at us.
In splits of seconds, the traffic police signaled us to back off and the rickshaw had to take a backward drive as we were already in the middle of all the cars from another direction. Oh, we were at a 4 route intersection. The rickshaw puller who mocked us could have helped us out, maybe we wouldn't have listened, so he didn't even try to warn us. We were lucky that no accidents happened nor did we face any consequences. It was a serious matter but, the rickshaw pullers had their part of the fun. It was a different feeling. I wasn't angry, I was lost.
Finally, it was a happy day. The rickshaw pullers are struggling that is true, but within the struggles, they too are living a life. Being able to connect to them made me feel better.
We only think of their struggles, little do we know that they are trying to live their life with both joy and sadness. With no showoff but yes, with a needy attitude, but not everyone does have this attitude. This man you see, the blue guy, he was a good man and a strong one. He was trying his best to drive fast so that I can reach home and he can leave too. He wasn't lazing around nor driving at ease and slow. He was a strong one.
Thank you all. I hope you are alive and if you aren't, I know that you will find your way around it because that is what we do. Please leave your review. Have a good day. Happy fasting.