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Devarakonda

Listening those melodies of winds

on the top of a hill

where no human traces could ever exist

except those scribbling of lovers on rocks

strengthening the ******* of their love.

From the top i can see those small houses

appearing as the scattered drops of paint

on the background of greenness!

Those monkeys,

being enlightened seeing the upgraded species

welcomed our hard breath with utmost sarcasm

showing me those tricks in climbing

notating the life i lost...being a man.

A very lonely place it is...very lonely hill

those rocks

unmoved since some years became tangible for our senses

as we took those lifeless things

and tried to relieve those rocks from their tyrannical posture.

No foot mark...not even a small trace of human existence

not even a good road to reach the top of hill

so adventurous...so adventurous

and those clouds...those frantic...freak clouds

moving like tortoise...on shore

trying to escape from the eagle.

I babbled in my inner tone

with utmost insanity as i walked along this uncommon road

and all of a sudden...in a particular instant

i found that irrational resemblance between the world of mine

and this world...

from which one can look at the remaining world

wow...

a splendid experience

and at lost

a water drop tickled my exhausted muscles

leaving no idea

if its a rain drop or a sweat drop

which rinsed my soul

and gave birth to a news poet!

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Written by
rohith
Indian
Published
Jul 11, 2010
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*Devarakonda- name of the hill

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