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Nostalgia
by Rakesh Patel
Friday, July 31, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

In the midst of the crowd I feel lonely

As a withered flower in the beautiful garden

I lament over the past memories

I stumble upon the rocks of misfortune

Like a fallen unfortunate leaf

Being drifted away by the swift of the city

Into nothingness

I pray for the arrival of spring in my life

The cold breeze

Coming from the all directions,

The green grass standing under the blue sky,

The crops swaying to the tune of the breeze,

Murmuring of the birds,

The flowerbeds,

The whirl of dust running with the homeward cattle,

The narrow pathways trodden during my schooling,

And all in the village

Beckon me.

'Nostalgia' Copyright © Rakesh Patel

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo 7/31/2009

Such subtle beauty within your words...

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Ronny Colanski 7/31/2009

This is a wonderful piece.The choice of words is rich and marvelous.I like every line of it and the music it makes is sad,and that for I like it.Great Job.