Bhamo Tin Aung - Pyin Oka Spring

(1)

He casually glanced at the picture of a naked Japanese girl from the lighter, then put it back where it had been before. Then he continued to smoke his lit cigarette without thinking.

Although he was a man who loved beauty and good things, U Ba Tint did not finish half of his three-pack of cigarettes and threw them on the floor of the train. Then he stomped on the cigarette with his shoe.

The floor of the train was a mess, littered with cigarette butts and other debris that U Ba Tint had been throwing away and trampling on for the entire night. However, he was the only one in the entire private compartment of the upper carriage, so it was fine. There was no one to be bothered.

U Ba Tint looked out through the frosted glass door. He couldn't even see the pine forests. He could only see the snow-covered world.

Is the whole world as snowy as he sees it through the glass window? U Ba Tint frowned and thought about it. After thinking for a long time, he suddenly got up and opened the closed glass door.

"Oh..."

U Ba Tint, in shock, hung up.

The world's wind, carrying the fog and snow, rushed in through the train window that U Ba Tint had opened.

The tall pine trees were racing against the chariot of the great white horse. But they were not running towards the grain. They were just running in circles.

Forgetting the cold that was creeping in from the outside world, U Ba Tint stared at the pine trees swaying and running like a child. Although he was a traveler on a rice journey, he did not know if he had any desire to follow the swaying pine trees. It would not be easy to penetrate the inner mind of a person like U Ba Tint, who was over forty and approaching fifty, but still had a youthful spirit.

The outer space train was slowly moving through the pine forests covered with snow. Suddenly, the sound of a train carrying fire and water echoed through the pine forest. The birds and squirrels that had taken refuge in the forest made a loud noise as if the world had ended, and they jumped and flew in fear. But the sky was half dark and half light.

( 2 )

The outer shell was struggling and struggling through the dense pine forests. But the pine trees were only jumping and running.

U Ba Tint seemed to have forgotten the cold that was creeping in from outside. He was staring at the pine trees that were running wildly. Although he was on a journey, he did not know if this old man had any desire to run wildly with the pine trees. Who could penetrate the innermost thoughts of a man like U Ba Tint, who was over forty, approaching fifty, but still had the youthful spirit?

Birds are flying among the pine trees, each chirping to the other. Squirrels are jumping from one branch of the pine tree to another, each chirping to the other.

U Ba Tint also seemed to be watching the movements of the birds and squirrels. However, he could hardly think about the reason why those creatures were so frightened and agitated. He could have thought that the sounds of the birds and squirrels were pleasant. He could have thought that the movements of those creatures jumping and flying were beautiful. Who knows the inner feelings and emotions of a person?

U Ba Tint was a simple traveler. However, he simply wanted to follow the wind, and he gazed at the beautiful sight of the small creatures flying and jumping in fear among the pine trees and forests.

In fact, human life is like a boatman sailing on an unstable sea. Unstable seas are always rough and sometimes rough. A boatman goes with the current. When the current goes with the current, he goes with the current. You can't go with the current all your life. Similarly, you can't go with the current.

However, U Ba Tint is like a boatman who wants to go with the flow. He avoids the tiring journey as much as possible. He runs away. He is also a person who enjoys sitting and relaxing to the fullest.