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Traveler my name

by @p-venugopal

Tomorrow, you shall see me in the east, where the Kusha grass grows. Fodder enough, we shall be there till New Moon eve. Some times from far off you can hear me sing, “jaane do, jaane do!”

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Oct 16, 2017

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Notes: “jaane do” is a Hindi term meaning “let it go”

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