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Soaking in the sunset, letting the sounds and sights swirl around her, willing the sun to pause right there while she dances her troubles away...
Soaking in the sunset, letting the sounds and sights swirl around her, willing the sun to pause right there while she dances her troubles away…
Tighten the noose around the neck of the dying sun Let it not escape, let it not sink beneath the horizon Leave it suspended a while longer, out on the skyline I am not done watching the sunset, it is not yet time
Scatter some birds, let them fly homeward bound Let the seductive breeze blow swishing in sound Let the Dandelion’s break and sprinkle on the sky Like tiny white cottony clouds moving by and by.
Let someone strum pure notes on a lyre or guitar Let those rise up into the night, clear, high and far Let them reach out to the sun, entice him to sway In this dusk in my life, let me dance my troubles away.
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Sonal is a multiple award winning blogger and writer and the founder of a women-centric manpower search firm - www.rianplacements.com. Her first book, a volume of poetry - Islands in the stream - is slated read more...
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If her MIL had accepted her with some affection, wouldn't they have built a mutually happier relationship by now?
The incident took place ten years ago.
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