Do you remember those
moments when you were talking with someone and suddenly the walls went down;
the walls that defined the middle lines between acquaintances and friends? Do
you remember those moments after which it was all simple, frank? When you no
more had to think before you said something. And when you asked without worry,
and answered without logic. That moment when you were suddenly friends, do you
remember?
What did you spoke
of? What simplified it all? And does it matters, that moment? Or the moments
before and after that? Were there circumstances? Did you want to be friends or
were you mortal enemies? Do these things matter?
They do. For that
moment you gained. That moment you changed. In that moment you were something
special, for each other. Not just another person added into a friend circle,
but someone you looked forward to speaking. That moment was special. Not
because it was easy to talk afterwards but simply because you could talk
without barriers. You could dare to approach a subject, to start a
conversation, to point out a wrong, to level an argument.
That moment, was
everything.
-Momina.
