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The Whirring of the fan in the dark As I lay on the cotton sheet Sleep eluding me, perspiration finding me This blasted Delhi heat In the burning orange of the noon The rickshaw tires play with the dust And all is silent like a black n white film It's just screaming in the color of rust Neem trees, dried leaves And the buzzing of the evening flies Time to chase the ice lollies vendor As the temple bell tolls by Along comes the night again Heaving and spewing, choking on fiery stars Already restless for the next season Oh why are Delhi winters so far
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 6:25 PM UTC
The Delhi heat
The Whirring of the fan in the dark As I lay on the cotton sheet Sleep eluding me, perspiration finding me This blasted Delhi heat In the burning orange of the noon The rickshaw tires play with the dust And all is silent like a black n white film It's just screaming in the color of rust Neem trees, dried leaves And the buzzing of the evening flies Time to chase the ice lollies vendor As the temple bell tolls by Along comes the night again Heaving and spewing, choking on fiery stars Already restless for the next season Oh why are Delhi winters so far
ridhima-dutta
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 6:25 PM UTC
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