To Indian Army from a commoner
I know you don’t know me. I am a common man. Before I really say something about you I want to say something about me. I am from a middle class family working hard to achieve my dreams. I get up early in the morning thinking about myself, regarding how this new day of my life will go? What are the problems I would face? What people will expect from me? Every new day, I don’t think about anyone else or anyone’s problem. I only think about myself, about what is going to happen today and at night I always suppose, what’s going to happen tomorrow? That’s my life. That is how a day comes and goes in my life. It is not like I don’t think about others. I think about my girlfriend (if she is happy with me or not), I think about my parents (if I am fulfilling their expectations or not) and I also think about useless things like which movie is releasing next week and I start planning about it, in advance. Look, I think about me and my closets and nobody else matters to me. So, one day, like you can say this day, I realize that I am selfish. I know it’s a late realization but I think by praising you (Indian Army) I may get satisfaction. Let it be little.
For You,
I love you; these are my first words for you.
Actually I don’t know are you humans like all of us or are you all gods (even though I believe everyone has a god in them). You stay away from your family for me and others. What do I mean to you? Nothing. Still I don’t know why you fight for me and stay near the danger end for me and I also know it’s not your duty. It’s your love for me. I understand and respect your love for this country and I may support your love if time comes. And every citizen of this country feels the same, I know it.
Secondly, I want to thank you for forgiving me. Forgiving me for forgetting your existence in my life. I read about you in newspapers and ignore your struggle for us. I know ignoring you is my stupidity. But what a kind personality you all have. I did ignore you all but you did not ignore me or my and our countrymen.
Actually, my hands are now shivering while I am typing this for you. I really don’t understand why do you fight for us even after politicians question you about your duty? Using right to speech some politicians are not seeing this world from world from your eyes. Let me guess what you must be feeling now, you must be feeling so proud serving for this great country. Problems affect you but you don’t really throw out the frustration on us. You control yourself and protect us. You’re not like me, who gets angry on small irritating things. Sometimes I wonder how hard it must be for you all but then I realize that there is nothing hard for an army man or woman.
I want to end this by saying, my love for you will never fade and I hope you stay safe with peace and love.
Thank you,
Amay Saxena
(commoner)
PS: Sorry if you feel it’s incomplete.
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