Bhagavadgita Pages, Chapters 1 to 18
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V.Krishnaraj
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The City Bird A frisson of fear struck him like thunderbolt His heart stopped, his mouth gapped Pupils dilated, eyes popped, face froze Eyebrows knotted, mouth dried, breath quickened Heart palpitated, stomach turned, cisterns emptied. All this because a bird scraped his head. He walked by the nest overhead Built by a city bird on a city tree Without a building permit, unafraid of humans. The winged biped, a scofflaw, lives on donated food Fluffs its chilled feathers and caws for no reason. “You, Scaly Legs, Toothless Beak”, he snorted “Why did you deposit the cargo of cloaca on me?” Veeraswamy Krishnaraj
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