DA : 4
And then Sana realized that Lord had indeed done it intentionally. He had indeed thrown her out of heaven but he still couldn’t see her sad. So he sent her to her parent’s house. He meant her to find out all she wanted to know but herself.
Sana faced up towards the ceiling…
Sana – “thanks… I love you!”
And Sana wasn’t imagining it… she saw the lord smiling to her through the ceiling… Sana sent him a flying kiss
Sana – “I will be fine… this is my greatest birthday. Thanks to you!”
Lord – “take care angel but make sure no one knows what you really are”
Angel? Sana clicked her fingers to clean the room and the room was tidy in a second. She was an angel again… Sana took out a beautiful dress from her mother’s cupboard and changed. And then she saw the whole house again. It looked beautiful now. All clean and tidy…just the way her mother must have kept it. This was the place where she must have spent the first few months of her childhood and she could feel the warmth of it. This was home… it was warm, cozy and beautiful!
Everything was interesting here. You had books which you had to read unlike the books back at heaven which would sing their content. Sana took a book from her mother’s collection and began reading it. She discovered how humans lived. While she was reading, there was a knock at the door… who could it be? Sana went and opened the door.
There was a woman standing there… she must be in her early forties.
Sana faced up towards the ceiling…
Sana – “thanks… I love you!”
And Sana wasn’t imagining it… she saw the lord smiling to her through the ceiling… Sana sent him a flying kiss
Sana – “I will be fine… this is my greatest birthday. Thanks to you!”
Lord – “take care angel but make sure no one knows what you really are”
Angel? Sana clicked her fingers to clean the room and the room was tidy in a second. She was an angel again… Sana took out a beautiful dress from her mother’s cupboard and changed. And then she saw the whole house again. It looked beautiful now. All clean and tidy…just the way her mother must have kept it. This was the place where she must have spent the first few months of her childhood and she could feel the warmth of it. This was home… it was warm, cozy and beautiful!
Everything was interesting here. You had books which you had to read unlike the books back at heaven which would sing their content. Sana took a book from her mother’s collection and began reading it. She discovered how humans lived. While she was reading, there was a knock at the door… who could it be? Sana went and opened the door.
There was a woman standing there… she must be in her early forties.
No comments: