The Final Peace

Note: I wrote this piece in 2018. I wasn’t sure if I should publish it then but I’ve washed-up it now. Please read the full story

She sat on the waddle and was immersed in her thoughts.

Shlok: Missing me?

Ditvi: You bet. How did you know that I’d be here?

Shlok: For ages, Rishikesh had been your place to dwell.

So, Ditvi, how was it?

Ditvi: How was what?

Shlok: This birth? This life?

Ditvi: Don’t ask, it was one heck of a life. Right from diaper till the end. Although I had everything, I still couldn’t finger that happiness in my soul.

Shlok: I could have said that it was your diaper trauma but your parents of this life loved you. Especially your mom.

Ditvi: Oh Please! Any form of Emotional Abuse, be it love or anything, is abuse.

Also, I tried to understand people, be patient with them and all they did was to take me for granted.

Humans have wilt selfish with time.

Shlok: Yes, I have to stipulate with that. Let that topic go. Don’t stress yourself now.

But I must say you achieved a lot, career-wise. That too in many fields. ‍

Ditvi: Haha, I was tired of that life but I couldn’t end it as per Dad’s command, so I had to do something. But I guess your life was good. You took lineage with superpowers.

You were a famous poet too, I just learned.

Humans will remember you forever.

Shlok: The only superpower I had was a divine sight. And I unchangingly harnessed it to alimony an eye on you. And, as writing poems is considered, it was unchangingly well-nigh you. Everything was unchangingly well-nigh you.

Ditvi: You were moreover born with memories of our past lives as well.

Shlok: Hey, taking this lineage was your idea. And when dad asked if you wanted any powers or memories of this world or of your past 32 lives, you said no. So don’t vituperation me now.

Ditvi: I’m not blaming you. I just thought it would be fun. But… all the men I loved in this mortal life, used me, no one loved me, it sucked. The only man who loved me, I couldn’t love him.

Shlok: Yeah, I too finger bad for your husband in mortal life.

But I couldn’t love my wife either. I missed you, my partner for eternity always. (Holds her hand)

Ditvi: That’s why you kept an eye on me unchangingly .

Shlok: Yes. So are you ready?

Ditvi: Now for what?

Shlok: To take a new lineage

Ditvi: Heck no, I’m washed-up with living life as a mortal. No increasingly births. But you might want to take rebirth considering you had a good life.

Shlok: I don’t want to spend flipside 50-60 years without you.

Ditvi: nor do I.

As they were well-nigh to kiss each other, a deep voice suddenly emerged.

Almighty: Shlok, Ditvi, it’s time to come home.

Shlok and Ditvi stopped right there and stood up.

Ditvi: Let’s go home…

Shlok smiled. They held each other’s hands and started walking until they disappeared into the thin air.

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