To Enna sona

 To "Enna Sona",

How beatifully it connects us to the glimpses of love we all have experienced in life atleast once.

Amidst the huge tramp of ordinary people you cross paths with, there's always this one person who confides into you taking a grip on your head. They seem so distinctly beautiful. You're made to believe in the stars of destiny as they shine bright in their engrossing eyes. They seem so perfect even when they struggle with their matte hair. They seem so flawless. You wonder if everyone is composed of the same combination then why these combinations seem so enamouring only in some people.

Sitting under the starry sky you gaze into their eyes. Imaginations make you happy but reality is you're always scared of embarrassing them with the fatuous words that may come out of your trembling lips out of nervousness when you stand close to them. You try anyhow and you succeed (destiny you know), "oh woww" your heart sings.

You've persuaded them finally. You want every moment to be traced with your togetherness. You find melody in their breaths and you want to hear them eternally. Their presence makes you feel so secured as if you have now become invisible but you can see everyone. But do they know how your heart aches when clock strikes the time to separate? Oh how you wish you could keep them tight in your arms and never let them go!

They're the most wonderful thing ever happened to you. And who does not want to protect the most beautiful element? So you do it too. You want to protect them from every odd that you see as destructive but you give them strength too. You always want to keep them secured within your arms kissing them on their forehead.

While every other song that reverberates about love and its glimpses sound clichèd nowadays, just touching the ear drums and not heart, Arjit Singh verbalized these feelings into melodious tunes and poured it on the tramp. Each one of them must have connected with it heartly or would be waiting to experience it with a peaceful hurricane whirling inside, now that they know how beautifully agonizing things could be.