life in modern day ..

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all doors - closed
all curtains - drawn
all lines - busy
all clouds - dark
all heads - tensed
all nights - long
all families - small
all trains - missed
all ponds - dried
all thoughts - blank
all seats - taken
all smiles - fake
all relations - complex 
all games - twisted 
all tunnels - endless 
all paths - used
all feelings - drained
all friends - foes
all hues - black
                      all identities - lost ........................



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  1. niteshNovember 19, 2012

    arry!!..tum kehna kya chahti hoo!!:P:P:P:P

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    1. Sushmita HegdeNovember 21, 2012

      yeh dialogue bhi 3 idiots se copy ?:P

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    2. niteshNovember 21, 2012

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  2. Whimsical nothings of a wandering mindNovember 20, 2012

    So very very true!! Life in modern day HAS become complicated!!

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  3. Megha SridharNovember 20, 2012

    Short, simple, non-poetic, plain, outright! But says what it is intended to say!
    :)

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    1. Sushmita HegdeNovember 21, 2012

      well add just 1 more adjective - ineffective ! :(
      just a hopeless attempt to come back :P

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  4. Keerthan VasistNovember 21, 2012

    Surely, life is not all that gloomy!e :-P

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    1. Sushmita HegdeNovember 21, 2012

      some days it is !! but i dont expect a person staying in a beautiful place like mangalore with more beaches n less traffic around him to understand !! ;) :P :D

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