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It's one of those things, it is that kind of night: the winds have stopped wheezing before dawn and the birds don't want to wake up yet. A fire is lighting up on the eastern sky that was burning in the heart through the hours. I see a bangled wrist half-concealed in the mists: shadows of events mingle past the grilles of thoughtlost timelines. I will wade across the river at the nearest ford and meet you at the temple: friend, will you wait? Oh this intolerable whir of the dewsong, it is interrupting your answer.
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Sep 14, 2014
Sep 14, 2014 at 9:36 AM UTC
Dewsong (Short Poem)
It's one of those things, it is that kind of night: the winds have stopped wheezing before dawn and the birds don't want to wake up yet. A fire is lighting up on the eastern sky that was burning in the heart through the hours. I see a bangled wrist half-concealed in the mists: shadows of events mingle past the grilles of thoughtlost timelines. I will wade across the river at the nearest ford and meet you at the temple: friend, will you wait? Oh this intolerable whir of the dewsong, it is interrupting your answer.
prabhu-iyer
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Sep 14, 2014
Sep 14, 2014 at 9:36 AM UTC
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