Utopia : The Land of My Soul
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Gone with the RAIN!
This might not be everybody's favourite cuppa, talking about rain at length, when the culprit itself has taken a break from its downpour job. Many of the poor victims of Rain God would like to cull him if they just get the better of him(especially the ones who owe him the lives of their dear ones or their belongings). For the life of them, rain would be the last one to coochie coo about.
Not even mine! Though my city has been spared from the outrageousness of Nature this year( minus a few glaring signs of a washout), on certain days of mad drizzle, I wished the clouds passed out with the languish of over-pour. But it was just a powerless, unsolicitated wish which lacks the might to over-power the unchallangeable force of Nature.
But now when those incessant drops have started to dry up and signalling to withdraw troops within a month, i'm already missing the earthy smell, the moist air full of succour for the lungs, the drop in temperature and the newly sprout leaves washed in large drops, making them droop.
Even the rain tormented souls will agree that the bathed world looks more luscious and green than the wilted look in the heat or the ashened look in the cold!
Not even mine! Though my city has been spared from the outrageousness of Nature this year( minus a few glaring signs of a washout), on certain days of mad drizzle, I wished the clouds passed out with the languish of over-pour. But it was just a powerless, unsolicitated wish which lacks the might to over-power the unchallangeable force of Nature.
But now when those incessant drops have started to dry up and signalling to withdraw troops within a month, i'm already missing the earthy smell, the moist air full of succour for the lungs, the drop in temperature and the newly sprout leaves washed in large drops, making them droop.
Even the rain tormented souls will agree that the bathed world looks more luscious and green than the wilted look in the heat or the ashened look in the cold!
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5 Comments:
Yes .. "bathed world looks more luscious and green than the wilted look" but all the Kolkatans who suffered the floodlike situaion this monsoon with water gushing into their houses, will be happy to see the Rain God vanish.
Sorry, but when so many lives are at stake, can't really afford to be a cheerful host to your Rain Almighty!
umm specially in Salt lake
Saawan Ka Mahin
Pawan Kare Sor..
Jiyara re jhoome aise,
Jaise banmaa naache mor...
:)
True. I like the rains too..except when I have to go to work while getting drenched! Look at it this way, the end of the rains means the pujas are here!
:)
I really appreciate the way you pen down your thoughts !!!
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