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[writing a poem after a real long time...lack of inspiration! Last night we were talking and it poured like crazy and then all of a sudden the line was cut. We tried calling each other but no network! I can't begin to tell you how frustating it was! So finally I called him early morning and it got through...Spoke to him for a bit and went back to sleep. This is of course for Him!]

Who invoked thee?
Ask I
The clouds might be weeping?
Thought I

The gentle pitter-patter
of the rains
Fall like shards of glass now,
it pains

My eyes hurt as the water
descends
The heart fears for my vision
blurs

You are to come, but when?

The warm sun rose to
glory this morn
And now the ominous dark clouds
the skies adorn

Are the clouds weeping?
I wonder
As the water keeps
seeping

Is it the day of doom?
I muse
As I descend into
gloom

The sun’s disappearance
this aft,
The moon’s appearance
not.

My cold hands make to
shiver
As the gushing water
Unbound the
river

I should have heard
the tinkle
Of your bicycle by now,
I think.

But the water will drown the
ringing bell,
My tears blink.

There is a flash of lightning
as the
Gates dash and so do
my hopes.
Wonder how my heart copes…

My heart sinks but then…
I hear the tink
I dash out to see
As the winds clash in glee
You stand and look
Oh I think my heart shook!

You wink and as I soar
high
As the breeze roars by

We hold hands and the
rains drops
Sound like music props…
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  1. mihir4 September 2009 at 23:24

    nice!

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  2. Nikki5 September 2009 at 00:48

    @ Mihir

    Thanks!

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  3. Julia Smith5 September 2009 at 03:43

    Glad you got an urge for a poem, Nikki. This is wonderful:

    'I should have heard
    the tinkle
    Of your bicycle by now,
    I think.

    But the water will drown the
    ringing bell,
    My tears blink.'

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  4. ani_aset5 September 2009 at 10:45

    I'll be honest nikki
    You write better than that :)

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  5. Saurangshu Kanunjna5 September 2009 at 15:47

    Inspiration..often a synonym to a him/her... and sometime lack of it leaves a deep void..

    Nice one ya...Now keep the inspiration alive of writing poems also... na insafi maat karna poems ke sathe.. hey too deserve attention

    :) cheers

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  6. Saurangshu Kanunjna5 September 2009 at 15:48

    Inspiration..often a synonym to a him/her... and sometime lack of it leaves a deep void..

    Nice one ya...Now keep the inspiration alive of writing poems also... na insafi maat karna poems ke sathe.. hey too deserve attention

    :) cheers

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  7. Iggy5 September 2009 at 16:13

    This is lovely :)

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  8. buckingfastard5 September 2009 at 16:57

    we hold hands as the rain drops,
    tip top tip top tip top....

    i cud smell da rain...nice!!!

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  9. sujata5 September 2009 at 18:15

    hmm acall disconnected made you write poetry..wow..love is going great!! Have you told your parents yet?

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  10. Nikki5 September 2009 at 18:45

    @Julia Smith

    :) Thank you Julia!

    @ ani_set

    I agree with you. I prefer my prose to poetry! Thanks!

    @ Saurangshu Kanunjna

    Poems don't come easily to me! :) I shall try.

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  11. Nikki5 September 2009 at 18:50

    @ Iggy

    Thanks a lot! :)

    @ Buckingfastard

    Sigh...yes the rains!

    @ Sujata

    Arre ekhono bole nee! I have to tell them after my birtheday. :) And I would blog about it!

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  12. Whisky6 September 2009 at 12:58

    inspiration? or frustation...
    clear and visible...
    great write up :)

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  13. rajnishkumar71@gmail.com6 September 2009 at 19:56

    First time on your blog.Lovely poem !
    I could picture the scene - in your mind and in your heart.

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  14. Rashmi7 September 2009 at 14:04

    Lady i can feel this yes i can :)
    Hugs pal.

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  15. Nikki7 September 2009 at 14:15

    @ Whisky

    Thanks for visiting1 Hope you keep coming back!

    @ rajnishkumar71@gmail.com

    Thanks for visiting and I am glad you liked it!

    @ Rashmi

    Yeah sweety! :)

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  16. Standbymind8 September 2009 at 01:35

    Well Written!

    I love your template!

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  17. Nikki8 September 2009 at 01:45

    @ StandbyMind

    Thanks thanks!

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  18. nituscorner17 September 2009 at 21:57

    beautifully expressed.

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