Should have seen this one coming when I knew you were going to make this a series of letters. The two letters, though they convey the same thing, heartbreak and the deep pain that Sanskaar is feeling right now, they seem(to me)contrasting to each other. The last one of course was brilliantly sarcastic and clearly screamt "how dare you?" This one however, is more straight forward and conveys helplessness.
Though the tone of both these letters are completely different, I loved reading both of them for those very reasons. I have realized that we rarely(if ever) talk about how much Sanskaar actually cherishes and loves his family. His stupid pyaar for that ungrateful bhai of his.π‘ And especially the bond that he has with Suju and AP(I could not care less about this oneπ€’) .He loves Suju, the way she is, like you mentioned flaws and all. He truly has a gift to always see it as it is, even when it comes to his family. He knows, he accepts and he loves because that is exactly who he is. He knows perfection is an illusion. Any one who thinks otherwise is a fool.
I truly loved the way you have penned this one down. I can totally see my Sanskaar saying these things to his beloved mom. He is angry yes, but he knows his mom doesn't deserve the same lashing that Lakshya deserves, because after all she still loves him unconditionally. She might be obsessed with false sense of social/family importance, but he knows at the end of it all, he will always be her most prized possession. I really did enjoy reading it Shruthi. My favourite line has to be this one,
" Me- you know- anything that hurts mine, I usually pay back in the same coin, but I couldn't even do that to you. I was totally hamstrung by my own mother."
I think it conveys almost everything he is feeling in a line. It's wonderful and tragic at the same time.
Thank you so much for the PM Shruthiπ€
Edited by misaki - 8 years ago
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