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Fate of A DewDrop

A lone dewdrop from heaven falling down and down, no idea where it shall land-

 

Would it be the beak of a bird, quenching its overnight thirst, diminishing itself for salvation?

 

Would it be on a red rose, waiting to be plucked by a lover for his love, wiped by the lovely hands?

 

Would it be the blade of a grass, perching atop, paving way to the eternal slide down to non-existence?

 

Would it be the stinky gutters, where a war rages: purity against the filth, a lone drop against the gust?

 

Would it be on the web of a spider, when an endless wait begins, incineration by the cruel sun?

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Jan 28, 2011
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