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The chlorophylls have turned up for the date today But deep blues of gloom in the green *** of clay Pink sunshine lips have not kissed them of late Incessant rain has left the plant saddening Its friend a little boy works in the roadside tea stall For want of money he chose to be a school dropout He is anxious that the growing plant might wither out Unrelenting monsoon has stopped it from growing He shifts the green *** under a brightly burning electric lamp Puts the *** on a bowl of water while softly caressing The leaves with love opening the door of his lips With smiling eyes the customers looking Meanwhile clouds too have made way for the sun But the boy has taken ill and the doctors say it's dengue No money for treatment his parents can procure They keep praying and the poor boy sinking In spite of sunshine the plant withers again Flickering flames at the bed cast long shadows
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Jul 27, 2017
Jul 27, 2017 at 1:20 PM UTC
The Two Friends
The chlorophylls have turned up for the date today But deep blues of gloom in the green *** of clay Pink sunshine lips have not kissed them of late Incessant rain has left the plant saddening Its friend a little boy works in the roadside tea stall For want of money he chose to be a school dropout He is anxious that the growing plant might wither out Unrelenting monsoon has stopped it from growing He shifts the green *** under a brightly burning electric lamp Puts the *** on a bowl of water while softly caressing The leaves with love opening the door of his lips With smiling eyes the customers looking Meanwhile clouds too have made way for the sun But the boy has taken ill and the doctors say it's dengue No money for treatment his parents can procure They keep praying and the poor boy sinking In spite of sunshine the plant withers again Flickering flames at the bed cast long shadows
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Jul 27, 2017
Jul 27, 2017 at 1:20 PM UTC
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