"Pictures tell a thousand stories-Wk35"
This simple picture of a quiet river stirs something deep inside me. It’s not just water flowing gently between the banks—it’s a doorway to my college days, a time filled with dreams, hard work, and small moments I now cherish deeply.
Every morning back then, I’d walk down to the riverside with a cup of steaming tea in hand. The air was cool, the sun barely rising, and the sound of the water was my constant companion. I’d sit on the same flat stone, open my books, and study for hours.
Sometimes, classmates joined me. We’d share notes, laugh over silly jokes, and dream about the future. That river witnessed it all—my late-night revisions, my worries before exams, and even my moments of quiet joy.
Back then, I didn’t realize how precious those days were. I was focused on getting ahead, on building a future. And today, I am proud—working as a respected professional, living in the city, juggling responsibilities. But no achievement ever feels complete without remembering where it all began.
Whenever I visit my hometown, I make it a point to go back to the river. Even if only for a few minutes. The tea isn’t always with me now, and my books are long packed away, but something about the flow of the water brings it all back. I see my younger self—determined, hopeful, a little nervous—sitting right there, making plans for a life he couldn’t fully imagine.
The river hasn’t changed much. It flows just as quietly, just as steadily. But I have. And yet, standing beside it, I feel the same peace, the same calm that once helped me focus and dream.
Life moves fast. Careers grow, cities change, people come and go. But this river remains—a silent keeper of memories, a reminder of who I was and how far I’ve come. And for that, I’ll always be grateful.
| Camera | Samsung galaxy 12 |
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| Location | India |
| Photo by | @minzy |
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For example — I am a boy.
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