Dr Antara Majumdar
Oh my hubby! I call him.
Do you remember one thing, the window of my room knows everything.
Oh yes!Our story.
From the day we saw each other for the 1st time.
Can you remember! It’s that window through which I saw you.
From your balcony you saw me, looking at you in the way you fall for me.
So many conversation so many letter’s, he use to pass for you to me.
“he!who is he?”hubby asked me.
Oh! It’s that window I am talking about, I replied to him.
Oh yes! I remember; Suddenly hubby told me,
It’s that window of your room your parents caught us thiefing.
“Thiefing!Thiefing what?”I asked him.
Oh!Thiefing each other’s sole, my life.
“Oh yes! In the same way your parents caught us too doing so the other day.”I replied him.
We were so scared that time do you remember!
“Oh yes!How can I forgot”he replied to me.
We thought that they will never accept our relationship, as both of our family is against love marriage.
Utterly!the reverse happened;
It’s a miracle or God’s blessing I don’t know.
“Our parents fixed our marriage without letting us know!”.
Oh hubby!They still think that it’s a arrange marriage, do you think so?
“I don’t know! It’s just you and me forever.”He reply so.
–Dr Antara Majumdar
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