Manful Guys Overseas

On The Train

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Tonight I was escorted by my parents to the station by car. From behind the car glass, I can only be silent while looking at the hustle and bustle of this city that I will soon leave. I sighed, the water vapor coming out of the mouth stuck and slightly made the glass blurry. I wiped the glass with the jacket.

Am I going to miss this city?

Or rather, just,

Who will I miss in this city?

Maybe, only my parents doang that I will miss. I don't have someone special here except my parents.

My daydreams split as I spoke.

Bokap: Are you sure you want to get out of here?

I: Yes pap, I want to study independently there.

Bokap: Really? Don't you want to change your mind? Your train ticket can still be cancelled.

Nyokap: Yes brother you can still change your mind. Who will stay at home besides you?

I: Engga pap, mom. I want to try to live there independently. At home, there is an aunt and mom.

Bokap: Yasudah if so, it will fit down from the train directly out. Papah has ordered a taxi for you, so immediately delivered to your home.

Nyokap: That will be the house guarded you know brother. Cleaned continuously, do not be ga to take care of.

And there are many more things from my nyokap.

The streets today seem to be very supportive of me to leave this city immediately. The road that is usually jammed, now somehow very quiet so I came too early at the station.

The officer announced that the train I was going to ride was already available on the track. I say goodbye to bokap, nyokap and ask for a blessing prayer for smoothness out there.

Nyokap: Don't forget to say ma'am. If you need anything, directly phone mamah here.

My eyes glazed over, a second later I hugged me very tightly. Bokap just rubbed his back while smiling at me. Nyokap let go of his embrace and was replaced with a smile accompanied by a tear. Then I turned and said goodbye to the boat.

I: Pap, kaka go first. Pray well there.

Bokap: Be careful there, must be able to take responsibility for yourself. Do not forget to worship the Almighty, always ask Him for guidance.

I smiled at them both. The one who has contributed to my life. I picked up the suitcase lying on the side and prepared to enter the station.

Bokap: Oh almost forgot this.

Bokap reached into his back pocket and gave me an ATM card.

Bokap: This is you wear well, do not be made for other things. You are grown, you know what is good and what is bad.

Me: Yes pap, thank you.

Smiling, I took the ATM card. Actually I was reluctant to accept it because I already had my own savings that might be enough for the first semester.

Suitcase is in hand, now I walk leaving the two of them who saw the departure of the only child.

Thank you pap, mam...

I was sitting on a fast train. The vibrations caused by the friction between the wheels and the rails made me sleepy. I tried to close my eyes but I did not fall asleep.

I decided to get out of my chair and walk to the toilet. In the toilet, I washed my face and stared at the glass.

Can I live alone without the full facilities of my parents?

Am I willing to meet my daily needs?

Can I be independent?

What am I........

Ck, argh!

I returned to the chair I had previously occupied. Change positions to get a comfortable position.

Now, the wobble of the train successfully humps me. Not long after, I've been sleeping on the train with a million thoughts...

Can I be independent?

I hope...