THE CITY
As the neem leaves quiver, with the mellow touch of the winds,
The lightning peeking in through the open window panes,
Sings a melody,
About the rain washed cities,
The deliberate drowning of the passion,
In the sheets of the strangled love.
The strong smell of the perfidy,
Floats in the air above,
A thick layer of wants,
Draping around the shroud of helplessness.
The city cars honk their way out of the chaotic streets,
Running over puddles,
Staining that white,tight
Body clinging dress.
A midnight walker, slips
Through the by lane,
Click of only the heels
Profound the 12'O clock metropolitan streets.
A sudden bark,
A sudden halt of a car,
All are scenes from a rain drenched city,
Half lit and Half drowned
With all the imprecations of the unsuccessful dreams.
Somewhere, piercing through the serene outskirts,
Of a smelly metropolitan city,
Runs the midnight mail,
Mutilating, the almost shattered, brick built city testaments!
The slow breeze that touched the lass,
On the dim rooftop of a skyscraper,
Bore the message of her deliverance,
From all the unknown sins.
A shattered wine bottle,
A little drop of the red blood,
Mixed in the air of an half lit city,
With the stench of rotten souls,
In a rain drenched midnight metropolitan.
-Mohona
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