Yearly festival's impact

Over the past few days' holiday break, we have experienced that the roads were less busy than on previous days. Diwali holidays certainly presented an open sight of no crowd on the wide road in the famous Jajmau main road. 

What was worth realising was that the traffic was not just the same as it used to be on a normal day. 

Holidays during the festival definitely restricted the movement of faster vehicles.

A few shops were open, but it definitely appeared that the presence of customers was a bit less than on a normal day. There was indeed no rush on the wide road.

People were curiously brimming with a festive mood, but there was not enough noise emanating from the surroundings. 

The specific scene on the road served as adequate evidence to suggest the impact of the yearly Festival of Light. 

Under this distinctive situation, we may not forget to recognise how much of ourselves we have covered to preserve a connection or hold on to a life we have outgrown. 

There can be no grief in admitting that, but also a renewed thirst for living. We can still want something deeply, even after our substantial happiness.

Some standing by the one side of the road did not miss looking at the scene; others appeared to laud the changed view of the road, perfect for those who would prefer to appreciate it at all.