Walking in the rain

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Walking in the rain...
It has different meanings..
When you are sad and alone..walking in rains adds to the melacholy
But when you are happy and it rains..its beautiful
When its pouring and you are listening to music and walking it can be great
When it drizzles and you are with your family enjoying chaai and corn it can be splendid
When its pouring and you are with a group of friends..splashing water,laughing having fun its beautiful


But when you are with that "one" special person...under one umbrella..its pouring..you dont even need to talk..only the slightest touch of each other makes you feel special..and anything else on earth doesnt matter..the world doesn't matter ..because you have your world ..own little world under that umbrella....no one else even exists

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