My lone journey to heaven

 Here I am yet on another migration from  my so called temporary home to the heaven. Iit’s nearly a   38 hours journey and that’s  a long duration. I am a lone traveler who is trying to figure out the world around myself. Different stations pass by  me, people speak different languages , have their own way of looking around the world , different eating  styles( now here I  laid emphasis on  that particular word coz in my hostel   I  find this everyday) and this is what adds  spice to the life as it is said that the variety is the spice of the life.It is  exactly  10:5 pm and I am really not in a mood to sleep as I already slept  for 5 hours in trains( needless to mention I am the laziest person on the earth  because I have broken record of sleeping continuously for  1 and a half day). This time I do not shut the  windows coz what I experience is the cold  breeze  from Guntur, the fragrance of the oranges are intoxicating ,the taste of the  station tea at times reminds me of the hostel, you can guess now why the highest number of diabetic  patients are from Tamil Nadu, I feel a great sympathy towards the blind people who come and sell  the  items but soon I do realize it’s now the part of their lives and they can indeed manage to keep their body and soul together. 5 states pass by me- Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharastra  and then finally the Uttar Pradesh.My mind   doesn’t pay any heed to the surrounding  atmosphere but  thinks about the food which I had been eagerly waiting for 6 months, my mouth starts watering  on thinking about some North Indian dishes which I  would be served at home and my day’s long chat with my parents about the university and the hostel life and their final comment that I have changed a lot after going out( Change  is  a natural phenomena, a part of life, can someone make them understand?). Growing up is a painful process ,I never wanted to grow up , I am not in a mood to lose my teenage, I feel that these two years just passed by like a flash of a camera and I did nothing and when I entered the University on the very first day I was thinking how will I pass a year in this very unknown place, different people ,different language but that was also a part of life which taught me to accept the things as they are and to respect the differences . I get solace when I hear Taylor Swift’s song “ Never Grow Up”  the song is about what I exactly feel the each day, she writes about everybody’s life  and here unique way of writing songs and here mellifluous voice has made me enchanted.