Old creaking doors,
In old Walton street,
The old wooden staircase,
With a knock-a-knock-a beat.
That's where I live,
By the old Gateway ground,
Where the Arab-Sea grooves
With a whoosh whoosh sound.
Neat cobbled roads
Of Colaba Causeway,
Where BEST buses speed
and go honk-a-honk-away.
That's my hang-out spot,
By the old Sassoon Dock,
I hear the horses' hooves,
go rickety-tock-a-tock.
Life's become a clock,
And I hear the seconds roll,
And I hear all sounds,
But I can't hear my soul.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
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6 comments:
One knows just what you feel like! It's amazing how how one's identity and aspirations, life in general get lost in professional pursuits. have I understood you correctly?
nice easy rhythm..goes well wid the inner and outer wordplay as well...u must've flt really nice...the outpouring shows...
the images conveyed are so vivid that i can almost live them...
love the name :)
:-) u make good ol' mumbai sound so nice and Dickensian...
U cud always make time for ur soul u noe. Even with all the not so soulful stuff u gotta do for your professional life and ambitions. The latter stuff is but a shell for the former to thrive in..
lovely words...beautifully crafted!
thanks everyone...just felt like makin it like a nursery rhyme
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