Now the crowded city wears
A thick blanket of fog
Like an infant desperately combatting the cold
In his vulnerable bed.
The city has become
A land of blinds.
Who can imagine-
That it harboured endless traffic
Just a few hours before.
Scant showers
Arouse a strange scent of the earth
That fuels the drowsiness like poppies.
Just after some time,
Young intrepid school-going-lads,
Singing joyous songs,
Come out in the open
With the unconquerable shield of determination.
Men hurry to offices, shops open,
Temples & mosques commence their daily work.
Tricks of Nature fail again.
Laziness succumbs. Labour rules.....
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