I was smoking alone in silence. The only sound I hear was the sound of my lungs and the air I exhaled. There was not a single sight of companion that came into view. I continued breathing in the thick gas as I kiss the orange butt of my cigarette. And silence continued. It went on like there was nothing that could stop it.
And silence was all there was.
Even the song of the wind was not heard. Everything was still.The trees seemed rested for a while from the dance they use to sway in. Not an insect even dared to break the blanket of silence that enveloped the place.
The table where I sit was weathered as if it had wearied out from serving anyone who chose to use it. Rust shared with the red paint on the surface of its pole, to the pavement until the square roof. That cottage stood there all the time, waiting for a creature to join it. It has nothing to offer but a seat and silence.
The air was cold then. The day turned dark with the heavy clouds that filled the sky. It rained. I reached for another cigarette and lighted the dried leaves at its edge; breathing in the pain to my throat as drops of rain poured hard to the ground. No one can then be with me.
And solitude continued.
The sound of the rain reminded me of the noise that I use to hear. I miss the noise that the wind sings to me. And the dance of the grasses and swaying leaves. And the laughs that colored the cottage with bright red.
I long for a smile to drop by here.
I hope it will be soon.
I continued sitting there until I finished a stick.
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