The Light of Hidden Internal Love

By Matlhadisa DL, Sr

External love is the love that is developed by our eyes, our minds, and our wishes. You see someone or something, then because of what you see, you develop a habit that seems real in the beginning. Sometimes you make a wish then start opening your heart for it, telling your self that you can't live without it. External love doesn't include fear inside: it include pride and interest. External love is mostly for fun, temporary happiness, for show off, for benefit, and for bad experiences. Most people who often becomes victims of this love are teens at an early age of adolescent and people who normally disbelief in what they can do or who they may become. This kind of love affect a person's desire for love. Following external love, there is an internal love. Internal love is a hidden love that is generated by our hearts, influenced by the affections, then motivated by the spirit. It is the love that no one can't see or prove because of the tricks that are found in it (they are unique tricks of a heart). Internal love make a heart a leading part of your body (you say through your conscience and fear). Internal love doesn't need your tangue, your eyes, your brain, your hands or your eyes (It has its own tricks inside). Sometimes it uses persistence, attitude, courage and willingness. This kind of love exist between two parners (it can't be seen by other people). External love can be destroyed, but internal love is forever. Read this drama then seen if you will learn something from it!!!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Matlhadisa DL, Sr
• Release date: Jul 10, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310815003

Matlhadisa DL, Sr

Matlhadisa DL is born in South Africa in Limpopo province. He is a third child in the family. According to Ditshego, his parents comes from different cultures (Pedi and Bolobedu.). Matlhadisa DL is currently studying at Tswane University of technology. Support this Author!

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The Light of Hidden Internal Love

By Matlhadisa DL

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Matlhadisa DL

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TABLE OF CONTANT

1. Chapter one

The escape of Rhoda

2. Chapter two

Rhoda's life in a hiding place and the start of confusion in a house of fairy tale.

3. Chapter 3

Prince visiting a house of fairy tales for the first time.

4. Chapter 4

Rhoda's decision

5. Chapter 5

A surprise in a house of fairy tale

6. Chapter 6

A surprise in Chicco's house and in her life.

7. Chapter 7

On tour in camping site and Africa.

8. Chapter 8

On tour in Asia and South America.

9. Chapter 9

Sad days in a house of fairy tales.

10. Chapter 10

Searching for Rhoda.

11. Chapter 11

Unity and the rules of Internal love.

Songs in a play.

1. Show me how you do it in your country.

2. I have seen it through your dance.

3. I can't believe is you.

4. Unseen love.

5 My inspiration.

6. I am here to pick you up.

7. I want to dance with you to say goodbye until the next global event.

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THE LIGHT OF HIDDEN INTERNAL LOVE.

IMPORTANT PLACES.

John Smith's town: A location where a house of fairy tales is found.

Camping Site: A place in the Bush, where a mysterious house is found.

Barracks: A small building that is found in a camping site, not far from mysterious house.

House of fairy tales: A house of Mr and Mrs Rone in John Smith's town.

CHARACTERS

Mrs Rone: A mother in a house of fairy tales.

Mr Rone: A father in a house of fairy tales.

Rhoda: A daughter in a house of fairy tales.

Mrs Donna: Mrs Rone's mother; A gentle mother in a house of fairy tales

Chicco: Rhoda's friend who is a citizen of John Smith's town. She also have a house in John Smith's town.

Xing Ming: A young lady from Asia in the Republic of China.

Dilen: Rhoda's friend who is not a citizen of John Smith's town.

Mr Ryan: A tour guide in Africa.

Prince: A richest young man in John Smith's town.

Tennyson: A young boy from North America who is Justin's friend.

Molyn: A Brazilian man who is the owner of mysterious house.

Mr Yun Chin: A tour guide in Asia.

Mr DL: A Brazilian man.

Justin: A young boy from North America who is Tennyson's friend.

Old man: A Guard in a house of fairy tales.

Celine: A young lady from Southern Europe.

Mrs Stacey: A tour guide in Africa.

Mr Smith: An investigator in John Smith's town.

Lisa: A young lady from North America.

Young man and Mr Laughter: Characters in Mrs Donna's imagination.

The Julie team: Musical instruments.

Harmony and Happiness: The two doves.

Africa: A Rabbit.

Unity: A Drawing book.

Miss Jessica: A Rabbit.

Paige: A dairy.

CHAPTER ONE.

The escape of Rhoda.

Act 1

SCENE 1

IN JOHN SMITH'S TOWN,

IN MRS DONNA'S ROOM,

SHE IS FANTASIZING.

(She stood up in front of everyone in a plane then started talking.)

Mrs Donna: I have never been in a tour like this in my life! I always thought that having a good time in life is to be with a man who can buy me a car that cost million of dollars, or a Jetter that cost billions of euros, but I was so wrong. People who are born blind never saw their own faces, they never saw the size of a car, or the height of their Journey. Perhaps that is where love has to start: I have to be blind to it to see what is in it.

(Entered a very handsome young man to the plane.)

Young man: Laddies and gentle man, take a sit, our world tour is about to start.

(Mrs Donna slowly set down, there after that young man took out a paper in his file.)

This is a reminder: we are going to visit Robern island in South Africa; Taj Mahal in India, and Statue of liberty in USA.

(He checked time.)

Is there anyone of you who want to ask a question? The plane is about to fly to South Africa. We will be listening to Nkosi Sikeleli IAfrica.

(Mrs Donna razed her hand then the young man recognized her.)

Mrs Donna: That is the South African National Anthem, Young man. I love it! But I do have one question.

(All people in the plane turned their attention to her when she opens her dairy.)

Aren't we supposed to visit Sydney Opera house, Eiffel Tower, Kruger National Park, The three Peramets of Egypt, Las Vegas, Colosseum, Christ the redeemer, Great wall of China, and Angkor Wat?

Young man: What! Mommy maybe you booked a wrong flight. This plane is going to a historical site in South Africa.

(Mr Laughter razed his hand then young man recognized him as well.)

Mr Laughter: (He opened his file.)

This plane is supposed to fly to Golden Gate Bridge, from Golden Gate Bridge to Empire state building, from Empire state building to Tower of London, from Tower of London to Great Pyramid of Giza, from Great Pyramid of Giza to Stone henge, from Stone henge to Forbidden City, from Forbidden city to Bay on, St. Peter's Basilica then end in Bellagio.

(He looked at everybody in the plane.)

What's going on here?

Young man: Is that so? Check your file again, Mr Laughter, perhaps you missed something great in it, Sir. We are going to South Africa.

(Mrs Donna and Mr Laughter both checked their files.)

Mrs Donna: I am so sorry! The plane is on a right away, I was just thinking too much.

(Everybody in a plane changed their emotional status.)

Young man: Can you please tell us what you were thinking!

(She stood up.)

Mrs Donna: I was thinking about each of us: the way we speak to one another, and the way we love one another.

(she waved her hand.)

Do you all see me?

(They all said yes.)

I am a human being, who is born like each of you: But there are some of the things that you can't see on me. The reason is not because I am wearing this long dress that makes me look pretty.

(They all laughed.)

I am serious! What makes me is what you can't see or touch. Does it make sense? Do you also believe that you can give someone love that he or she never expected to receive from you? I want to know! I want to know how you see yourself. Are you the person you see in the mirror or the one we don't know? Tell me!

(She heard someone opening the door then suddenly realized she was daydreaming.)

Mrs Donna: Mr Rone! What are you doing in my room? I never expected to see you in my room!

Mr Rone: You look so confused, Mrs Donna. What's wrong? I am not here to cause any trouble; I want to be the first person to put a smile on your face today.

Mrs Donna: No one has been able to do that for the past ten years, Mr Rone; it will be a miracle if you can make me smile.

Mr. Rone: I muscled my way here to do that, Mrs Donna.

Mrs Donna: What are you trying to say, Mr Rone?

Mr. Rone: Somebody asked me to go out with my daughter: can you imagine how big it is? They are going to have a good time together.

Mrs Donna: Where does he come from? Is he from Asia, Africa, or South America?

Mr Rone: He is a man from this town.

Mrs Donna: A man from John Smith's town!

(She went to the window then look at John Smith.)

There is no man in John Smith's town.

(She came back then set next to him.)

Who is he?

Mr Rone: Prince.

(She looked down with a sad face.)

Mrs Donna: Mr Rone! You don't have to sell her to Prince! Rhoda went to the best high school in John Smith, and the best University in this country: she doesn't deserve to be sold to a man like him.

Mr Rone: I am not selling her, Mrs Donna, I am showing her light.

Mrs Rone: Which light?

Mr Rone: The outside light, Mrs Donna. I am talking about the shining stars, the light of a moon, and the light of the sun. That's the light that I am talking about, Mrs Donna. Don't you want her to see light?

Mrs Donna: Not that light, Mr Rone.

(She smiled.)

Is that what you wanted to say, Mr Rone?

Mr Rone: No, that's not all I wanted to say, Mrs Donna; you have to open your eyes: he is going to make her a queen of three palaces.

Mrs Donna: Three Palaces! Which three Palaces are you talking about?

Mr Rone: Buckingham palace, Palace of Westminster, and Palace of Versailles.

Mrs Donna: How can he make her a queen while he is not king, Mr Rone? Are you trying to play me?

Mr Rone: No, why do I have to play you? They deserve to be outbound tourists together.

Mrs Donna: Why are you so excited to sell her to Prince?

Mr Rone: I am not selling her, I am giving her light. She is going to feel how big it is to be a tourist in British Museum, in Trafalgar square, and in Walt Disney world.

Mrs Donna: Rhoda have everything she need in her own pocket, what is the purpose of selling her?

Mr Rone: Am I selling her? Mrs Donna I just can't believe you just said that again! I will take a decision.

(He is walking to the door.)

Mrs Donna: Mr Rone! Wait!

(He stopped walking.)

Don't take a decision alone, please!

Mr Rone: Tell her to come to her dining room, please!

(He left.)

IN A BASEMENT OF A HOUSE OF FAIRY TALES, MRS DONNA IS TALKING TO MRS RONE.

Mrs Rone: What's wrong, Mrs Donna? Why do we have to be in a basement?

Mrs Donna: Things are going to change in a house of fairy tales; A house of fairy tales is going to be turned into a home of shame.

Mrs Rone: What happened?

Mrs Donna: Prince asked Mr Rone to be with Rhoda.

(She went to the door silently, then suddenly came back.)

Mrs Rone: Mr Rone have nothing to loose: he will agree. But why? Rhoda went to the best high school in John Smith's town, and the best university in this country: She have everything she needs in her possession.

Mrs Donna: He is on a wrong side of life; we should think of something to help him to change his mind.

Mrs Rone: I have a plan, Mrs Donna.

Mrs Donna: Tell me about it! Please!

Mrs Rone: I grow up with friends who used to look at a person then start loving him for who he is not: They never thought of themselves first before taking a decision; All they ever wanted was to have fun. They also thought having someone who is so popular in their lives was a dream come true for them, but their dreams didn't last. They realized later, that they were in love with popularity, together with self expression; not who the person was.

(She took out a paper from her bag.)

One of them asked me to keep this note.

(She started reading it.)

A person is made inside; not outside.

I will make sure I pass this message to Mr Rone, perhaps he can change his mind.

Mrs Donna: Please do!

Mrs Rone: I will do, Mrs Donna.

(She helped her to get out of the basement.)

SCENE 2

IN A HOUSE OF FAIRY TALES, ENTERES CHICCO.

(She knocked on the door of Rhoda's room.)

Rhoda: I am on my way!

(Rhoda opened the door.)

Oh my God! Chicco! Thanks for coming! Come in!

(They set on her bed.)

Chicco, there is something I want to tell you.

Chicco: What's wrong?

(Rhoda went to the dust bin in her room then took out Roses.)

Rhoda: (She gave her the Roses.)

That is the problem.

Chicco: The Roses?

Rhoda: Prince wrote me a note on them, telling me how his heart will be if he can get a chance to visit Sydney Opera house and Forbidden City with me: Can you imagine how bad this is going to be if I can agree to go out with him? I don't even know him.

Chicco: Oh my God! You received a note from a rich man like him! Why do you have to judge him? He will take you to the best tourist attractions in the world; That is not what every woman in this world