It was a cool sun rise . The fog had not yet lifted, the dew was still intact. Yamuna's flow proved an intoxicating trance to the villagers of nandhigram. By the banks, on her lap lay Krns, like the black monsoon cloud envoloping the sun during the monsoon. As his lips locked hers, she saw the world in his eyes, and the sun hid behind the clouds blushing.
Dharathi ithi dhara: dharanidhara: namaha the.
adu epdi da. nee oru page eludina purila nu paathen. aana oru para eludina kooda purila. kalakkara saro!
ReplyDeleteThough the feel is one of romance, I have a doubt. Is it really about Krishna and his gopikas? Does "Nandhigram" have any significance in the narrative? It is very dippikalt for us mortals to understand your 'type' of narratives. On top of that, to comment on these posts, would be to digress from the topic, comment about something else.
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@All and Sir: The post is not Allegorical No interpretation requried, just plain reading and enjoying the words and the narrative.
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