I like to think I’m a social person, when it counts any way, and I’ve met a fair share of new people at such events. Often times I strike up deep conversations as the loud music bangs. To be honest I’m not totally sure why I do this. But on this particular day, I was.
She was
alone by air conditioning system, and I also needed to get some air. Crowded
places can get hot and stuffy really quick. I asked if we could dance, quickly
throwing some moves before she could say no. She smiled, and started to dance
with me. Her figure was unbelievable, and her moves were immaculate. She had on
a nose ring; I could see the gold reflect rays of light straight into my eyes.
‘I don’t like
parties like I used to’ I said abruptly. She looked at me weird. In her defence
I would probably have looked at me weird. I explained why, that I got a sudden
realization that it’s just loud music and superficial carnalities, with
euphoric substances all around like alcohol and cigarettes. She was curious and
decided to engage me, and I ended up telling her more. I was in a rational state
of mind and when I was done, I had pretty much killed the mood.
Minutes later,
we’re now at a nearby location, just the two of us. The wind was cool yet harsh,
occasionally making sounds as it raced past me, unbuttoning my loose shirt and
forcing me to use my hand to keep my shirt from flying. The city was beautiful
that night. The way the light from the ships reflected on the ocean, the way the
waves moved to rhythm of the wind. The way cars moved so fast across the express,
the way I could see the high-rise buildings at eye level with the numerous
offices and lightings. I had never felt so much at peace.
I turned to
her and remained silent for the next few minutes. I gazed deep into her eyes
and I could feel the tension. It was electric. She was truly beautiful. We
talked throughout the night, conversing on different topics, we spoke about life
experiences, regrets and successes. We marvelled at the view and the
environment and we thrived off the vibe we gave each other. We stayed out till
morning and saw as the day broke. And we
parted ways.
I didn’t want
to exchange contacts, because I wanted what happened that night to be a memory
frame I would always remember. A memoire of what true vibe feels like and the
importance of therapeutic conversations.
Today is
one of the days I remembered that event. I like to meet new people, and I like to
engage on a deeper level. It’s the only way I know how to communicate, it’s the
only way I can.
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