Saturday, 13th March 2010

Blue Eyes

Posted on 08. Nov, 2009 by Raaj Kapur Brar in Editors Note

Blue Eyes
A woman with blue eyes stares into the camera

I stay awake at night, my mind restless, my thoughts scattered all over the place. I am looking for answers to everything. The world around me seems to be falling apart as I watch the news. How did it get this way? How can I go back and look at life through a child’s eye? I sign, take a deep breath, and close my eyes in hopes of falling asleep. With my eyes closed, in my head, I decide to say a prayer. I am not a religious person, but rather spiritual one. I try to talk to that entity of energy that made everything in our world, and universe. I ask for strength, grace, and patience. I ask for courage for moments like tonight so that I can see the brighter side of things. I take a deep breathe and as I am drifting away into darkness, I see two blue dots coming and going into the darkness of my eyes, like a pair of deep bright blue eyes watching me. I slowly drift away to sleep.

I awake after a lengthy sleep at around 2pm in the afternoon. My mind, and body feel rested. I don’t feel my mind racing like a madman. The sun is shinning through the windows shutters of my room. It feels like for a moment that I am sleeping on a open field with the rays of the sun shinning down on my body. I swing my legs out of bed, and drag myself to the bathroom to wash my face, and as I close my eyes to feel the splash of cold water waking my senses. I see those blue eyes again. My hands pause as they are about to give my face a rinse. I open my eyes and see my face in the mirror and they are gone. I close my eyes again, and I see blue eyes again. I start thinking, as I activate my motor functions again to continue to do their morning thing, as to why I am seeing these blue eyes.

I put on my blue jeans, dark-navy blue t-shirt, and grey socks. And head downstairs into the kitchen to make myself some late afternoon breakfast. I miss the sound of my little girl running around in the house. Any thought of her in my mind, puts a smile on my face. More importantly, I think it gives me purpose, I mean a greater purpose to get up in the morning and do something with my life. As I am pouring milk into my cereal, I start to think a deep thought. Mornings are always great for visions of any kind! I think to myself, that when I die, which everyone does at one point or another in their lifetime, either naturally, by accident, or by someone. I ask myself, am I happy with everything around me? My friends, my life, my health, the world that I live in? I keep thinking along these lines with visions of how if I could, go about changing things. As I finish my cereal, and grab my apple I walk towards my front door for my daily walk.

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Posted by Raaj Kapur Brar on Sunday, November 8th, 2009 and is filed under Editors Note. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.


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10 Responses to “Blue Eyes”

  1. Nina S says:

    Wow, what a great read!

  2. Seema says:

    Hey, I loved the article. But what about the blue eyes, now I am curious to know more about the Blue Eyes?

  3. Ingrid says:

    This is beautifully written, very deep stuff. I love it.

  4. Rick Brar says:

    I liked the post, not many guys posting comments here, but just wanted to say, great job, and proud to be a ‘Brar.’ =)


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