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This active vocabulary jabbers that riveting name Albeit unknown to the old viceroy’s daughter’s fame! For Lil Anvi, it’s the pristine beach of Dona Paula brimming with the feel of a French ‘viola’ Teeming with the glory and riveting beauty, How pristine the beach appears for my cutie! The intricate rhymes of the lovers paradise humming an ineffable beauty’s sacrifice The untold sagas of a viceroy’s dazzling daughter and the fisherman pulsate here in the serene water The romantic myths go on The enticing stories move on Unmindful of the umpteen annals, Lil Anvik chills dearly Dona Paula and the ‘beech’ allures him clearly There in, he poses for a pic with me His sinless, rapid query din let me free When dad captured ‘A Dona Paula ‘ Moment His query demanded a reply in an instant. “Why is Dona Paula broken? Without healing, she may worsen. Lil Anvik’s artless query engrossed me for a while The unrequited void instills in all viewers, a smile The broken statue hides her hidden pangs Symbolically, she weeps and bangs For me, she remains lil Anvi’s dearest Dona Paula All set to flaunt its flavour with a French ‘viola’
Dedicated to my darling munchkin, Master Anvik Sujeeth!
Anvik Baby's Mom/ An Assistant Professor in English/ Author of 'Musings of Venus'/ A Freelance Journalist. Above all, an epic weirdo with an unfading zest for life and its exhilarating/exhausting journeys! read more...
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