I love water. I love the gossamer blue of it. It is extremely comforting to sit on a beach and listen to the sound of water striking against the shores; at times rough and at times slow. It was my love for water that compelled me to take a flight to the Marari Beach in Kerala on a Friday afternoon.
Courtesy of an old friend, who happens to be an employee of the Kerala Government, a guest house was assigned to me for three days. Nepotism is actually not such a bad thing, is it? I spent the Saturday morning on the beach. In the afternoon, I went for a meal at an inexpensive beach restaurant. In the evening, I went to visit a few tourist places. Sunday Morning saw me on the beach again and to tell you the truth, by the evening, I had begun to pine for Delhi way too much.
My flight way back home was on Monday evening. To while away some free time, I went for fishing in the morning. I guess I was just hapless; couldn’t catch a single fish. After an hour, my spirits resigned; the love for water precipitated off and just when I was about to drag my heavy feet back to the guest house, something funny happened.
A fish emerged from water, took a high flight into the air and dropped off its weight on my feet. Right next to my feet, it twisted, contorted and gasped for oxygen. In a few seconds, it found eternal peace and stopped twisting forever. And that’s when I said- O FISH! I DID NOT EVOLVE FROM THE APES ALONE.
While watching a fish die underneath my feet on the silken sand of an Indian beach, I came up with an evolution theory that Darwin would kill me for prophesying; a theory which is physically impossible and conceivably disgusting but plausible to the mind of an insane woman and hence, I will propose it.
The humans evolved from apes. We evolved and started looking better. Unfortunately, some of us didn’t evolve much and continue to look and act like apes even to this day. But I propose that the apes must have externally fertilized with a number of different animals and that’s how humans came to existence. This also precisely explains the analogy of human behavior with the action pattern of different animals.
For instance, I am a fish. I could not savor the Marari Beach because I survive best in my own waters. I like being at home. If you put me somewhere else, I twist and turn and yell till I am thrown back into the place where I came from. Some people I know are like Ostriches - just because they have closed their eyes and hidden their faces, they presume very wrongly that the world will not notice them. They fall a prey to their own follies. Then some are Jackasses, the ones who are born morons. Category "Apodogs" includes the ones that descended from ancestors produced from conjugation of apes and dogs. They are a ferocious species of humans. They bite more than they listen. The turtle humans are those who creep slowly all their lives. The lion humans are one-man-shows.. And the worst of all kinds are the cat humans. They are cunning, connive and selfish.
So, you see I have a theory that may seem funny but it is quite plausible. Peep inside your own soul and tell me, which animal are you?
Be true to yourself.