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Holi. The festival of colours?

Eve of Holi

 

A spring eve that’s all different from others

Zephyrs blowing away the leaves

Orange sky adding the flavours

Blooming flowers nodding in a rhythm

So Ironical is nature of this evening

That all these beauties act as ornaments of Kali

 

 

On a normal evening man would work

They would work appraising weather

They know it will not last long, they enjoy

Today they as if ignore it, of morning celebrations

 

Morning is gayest morning of the year

Every reason to see every man

Mankind being unanimous

Evening on contrary balancing it to a usual day

 

 

An unexplainable soundlessness, vacuum of thoughts

A day depicting environment without men on work

Streets still hold colours on their chest

But this colour no more is a sign of happiness

 

 

People meet each other, everyone has a smile

But that doesn’t match with nature suit

There smiles have scope within its sight

Body of people walking on street enjoy zephyr

Their mind stay startled of unusual quietness

 

 

Standing on my entrance, I observe

A swinging litchi tree, missing sound of saw mill

Smiling flowers, orange cloudy sky

Empty streets, parked wagons, and utterly silence

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Written by
random-guy
Indian
Published
Aug 8, 2014
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Holi in India is a festival of colours, I remember wildness of it since my childhood, what have been a puzzle for me is it's evening. They are most the gloomy evening I can recall.

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