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in dusk at eventide

Having said the last word on the fate of the world, when the prophet walked back from the seat of gods, in dust at eventide, a contemptible piece of rope, that lay in his path, triggered him back to his beginnings. 'Snake!', hissed the very seed of man in him, Only moments ago, fearless and firm, he had uttered the word that had within it the beginning, the middle and the end of everything he knew, and everything he didn't, and now he stood frozen with terror. He stood frozen with terror, until his feet, knowing better, led him back to the doorstep, where mate and child waited, in dust at eventide. Farman Yusufzai
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Feb 27, 2012
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