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Monsoon Is Here Again

Dark menacing clouds wander aimlessly in the sky. The cuckoo sings a sweet melodious tune in anticipation of the much-needed rain. The whistling wild wind threatens to drive away the poor rain. The fronds of the coconut palms dance wildly and the trunks oscillate in the fierce wind. The peacock enters with a proud colorful display. Farmers look up towards the sky with a prayer in their heart: Dear Lord, let there be monsoon again. Little children gather on the terraces of their houses to enjoy the bliss and wetness of the first rain. Women hurriedly collect dried clothes from the clothes’ lines. Birds are utterly confused and don’t know where to fly. The Sun and rain clouds play hide-and-seek. A bolt of lightning is seen in the western sky. Soon the rumbling thunder shatters the serenity of the evening as Heaven opens its gates to pour out its soothing nectar and we know… monsoon is here again. Gita Ashok 9/10/2010, 1:40 pm
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gita-ashok
Indian
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Oct 9, 2010
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Rains bring such a welcome change from the sultry heat of the summer. So it's always fun to wait for the monsoon! And more fun when it's actually there!!

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