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All of the sky is there	A
with lots of blue pasted all over the face	B
with a fistful of impish cloud slices	C
with the moon	D
with star population	E
that's an infinite ocean of splendour	A
that's a mobile liquid flow the edges of which	F
my eyes cannot reach	G
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The sky slice entangled to my window is only one	E
the only guest that entered the threshold	H
of my senses	I
In my inner worlds crores of desires	J
teeming skies are hurtling forth	K
But the thing caught in my tasteful relish	L
is imbibed in my soul's bonds	M
The lack of difference between meaning	N
and experience is known only to my soul	O
What does the human sound know	P
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My legs are afflicted with wanderlust	Q
Even as I visited many places the thirst	R
is not quenched So I flapped my wings to fly	S
I rekindled my voice to sing	N
Staking my life I earned my word	T
to convey something	N
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But in this great journey	U
the inexpressible is more pronounced	V
Exhausted crossing the boundaries	W
of the ability to utter	A
I am carried away	X
into indefinable depths	Y
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All are asleep	Z
leaving the clock alone	A2
Its heart beats with fear	A
The arc of horizon	E
barking like a dog in the distance	B2
is kneeling down	C2
offering prayers in the plains of night	D2
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The scenes of the earth and the ocean	E
are performing penance	B2
seeking the whereabouts of the one	E
who offered his full life	E2
for the sake of one song	F2
They are waiting for the one	E
who will lend voices to them	G2
who will build temples for them in word countries	W
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Revolts are taking place in the worlds of	H2
consciousness	I2
In the mines of silence my soul	O
is digging tunnels	J2
searching for precious stones	K2
Unfurling its wings	L2
my window is looking	N
unto the sky	S
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For the one who shoulders boats	M2
nets are needed to plough the ocean	E
For the one who carries strife	E2
dreams are needed to plough life	E2
As I lost my dreams	N2
I am struggling like a fish out of water	A
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By the time it is night	D2
animate beings assume silence	B2
Inanimate beings begin to speak	O2
In sleep silence lits up	P2
the pathways of my dreams	N2
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A spider built its house	Q2
connecting the flower and the statue	R2
Converting it into a bridge	S2
the spider journeys from flower to statue	R2
and from there to the flower again	T2
Isn't the spider a sage	U2
That small insect could build a mega city of	H2
my soul	O
The people who inhabit the place	B
are the countless silence communities	W
Peace always treads along	F2
over the step marks of silence	B2
For the civilization	E
caught and mauled in the midst of sounds	V2
that craves for silence	B2
I alone can provide succour	A
I am the scientist of silence	B2
who received training near the feet of the spider	A
That's why	S
I made a habit of going to the forest	Q
that does not have the trace of man's slush	W2

Seshendra Sharma

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