6. I am that.

The very moment I visited the planet earth, I felt I exist.

As I started growing up, my parents and folks started fulfilling my wishes and demands, I felt I am blessed.

During my school days, I scored good marks and came up with flying colors; I felt I am an achiever.

A bunch of girls flocking around during my teens made me feel, I am loved.

I am a style icon was the feeling I had during the beginning of my youth.

My first job in a trans-national corporation gave me a feeling of pride. I felt I am a white-collared professional.

Umpteen parents wanting their daughter to marry me generated an above-all feeling within. I felt I am in-demand.

I felt I am the best and hence I got the best mate when I got married to the girl of my choice.

With an immense rise in money, position and esteem, I felt I am success.

The day my wife told me she was expecting, I felt I am a man.

I became a father of a lovely doll and that was the moment I felt I am on the top of this world.

I started putting several feathers in my cap with my new establishments which made me feel, I am a victor.

In due course of time, I started losing my health and I felt, I have no control over my body that I have always treated as the closest to self.

One day, I quit the planet earth and realized that I am nothing.

Irony of the situation is such that, even with a feeling of nothing, I am still attaching “I am” with it.