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Essay On Misery Of Life

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Misery of Life
It was a pleasant afternoon with a gentle breeze. The birds were making melodious chirps in tune with the swaying pine trees under which Tsheringmo was sitting. She was enjoying the view of Thimphu city from Sangaygang. “Wow this is a perfect place to see the whole of Thimphu town”. Tsheringmo thought as she looked at her two kids playing happily. “How strange is this life?”
She thought again as she drifted into her past memories. She remembered clearly her clear flashbacks of her nightmares of the past and kept her awake without sleep on most nights. “Still the reflection of that terrifying night keeps me awake and really disturbs my peace”.
Tsheringmo lives in a rented apartment at Semtokha with her husband Dorji and their two …show more content…

But, luckily, she came across Dorji, while she was rummaging for food. Dorji gave her some food and allowed her to stay at his place where she narrated her story. After a moment of pitiful silence.
“You can stay with me till you get some job here” Dorji said.
“Trust me although I am stranger to you, I know it’s very hard for you to trust anyone after such cruelty fate you met it” “I was so happy, but I have nothing to give you but I can just thank you just now, but I will do all your household chores and repay you sir”.
“You can feel free here, my relatives never visits me”
Hereafter she stayed with him and as the time passed by they get to know each other more and finally they fall in love and decided to marry. Since then the sun of happiness although littler started to shine on her life.
“I may not be blessed all the happiness of the world, but blessed with good hearted person like you”.
He was blessing in disguise for her, she now at least can shed tears of a smile, although behind that, she do have a dark shadow that haunts her every now and

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