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Monsoon Madness

The sun breathing deep,penetrating my lovely clouds ,his horses Running high and with pride taking joy at my wanning mood My skin denies the clothes over it Rejecting the sweltering walls Adding me with more sweat Was there any worse day? Inside my temporal erupts atomic volcanoes fueled with solar fission My legs hang over walls of ponds How lucky are the frogs under mud With involuntary scratches on my hair I look around for my baby clouds The only drops that gather is my own As I patiently wait for wind to drop some leaves Patience might be the only virtue against the dry spell of the sun in the middle of monsoon That seem to burst prior clouds Trees hang their branches patiently Crows crowing, now tired of thirst Not a single ant comes on my way The ever growling dog sits irritated but quietly against the fly I can tell of every thoughts around But who is there to answer Will this day come to end or shall the world end for it
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Jul 10, 2014
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