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Creative Writing: I Need To Go Home

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PREFACE The young cripple sat on the floor of the railway station, waiting earnestly, for the train to come and take him to the land of plenty. Crippled from birth, he hadn 't nobody or helper. Deep inside his heart he needed a miracle. He knew the desire to move on to the land of freedom. His eyes to and fro the railway station, patiently, he waited. His eyes fixed on the future......... "It shall come to past" he assure his soul. • He hadn 't any ticket, yet he waited hoping for an unseen miracle, then, his faith grew strong. "I need to go home" he assures himself again. From a distance he saw the train coming, suddenly within a twinkle of an eye, then his determined heart wary. He loses his focus "I have no money can 't get on …show more content…

Excitedly, the younger cripple asked him. "Are you not supposed to be on that train going to the land of plenty?" "Uhm... Yes, but I 'm going back home because I have no ticket" he replied. Then passionately the younger cripple gave a silent whisper to his ears "Two Angels of light found me, they told me you are here waiting for me" he said. Then he brought out a folded handkerchief and unfolded it. Then he said ' 'Here are our tickets, I am sorry I came a little bit late, I need to pay off my dept before departing this city”. He handed over his ticket to him and thus gave him a kiss and pulls him towards the …show more content…

For my love is near. Though my love is near so near The shine of the sun brighten my eyes To behold the beauty under the sun From a distance it tumbled thro ' Then tossed I, turn I onto sleep Then I knew my heart is fragile Upon the high mountains of love Dazzle_I the love I find ..;.., . Wait patiently! For my love is near 4 DESTINED TO WIN Roar the angel of light Let down the glory to behold Through it all, thy wings

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