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		<title>Resemblances</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>1. Resemblances<br /> &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;-</p> <p>One memory gone astray<br /> Is by this girl, brought ashore.<br /> One valuable experience lost<br /> In the darkroom called ‘past’<br /> Is by her, with infinite patience, retrieved.</p> <p>Those who have turned to ashes<br /> And mingled with water<br /> Have come back, through her milky cheeks,<br /> To greet again!</p> <p>Those who froze in time as still pictures<br /> Of the photo frames<br /> In her eyes, have come to life again.</p> <p>Her small body houses<br /> Layers and layers of memories<br /> Of people, now dead and gone<br /> She is like a little book of autograph<br /> With all their signatures, inscribed.</p> <p>The smile on her tender lips that defies description<br /> Must be a stamp of approval for<br /> This continuity they have gained, from them.<br /> The closed fist must have a hidden message<br /> From them that cannot be deciphered.</p> <p>2. Summer Rain<br /> &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;-</p> <p>This evening turns a scorching day<br /> Into a soothing shower<br /> The earth’s fragrance more beautiful<br /> Than that of the jasmines intoxicates the mind.<br /> Looks like a volcano has suddenly<br /> Changed its mind<br /> And turned into a snow [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>1. Resemblances<br />
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<p>One memory gone astray<br />
Is by this girl, brought ashore.<br />
One valuable experience lost<br />
In the darkroom called ‘past’<br />
Is by her, with infinite patience, retrieved.</p>
<p>Those who have turned to ashes<br />
And mingled with water<br />
Have come back, through her milky cheeks,<br />
To greet again!</p>
<p>Those who froze in time as still pictures<br />
Of the photo frames<br />
In her eyes, have come to life again.</p>
<p>Her small body houses<br />
Layers and layers of memories<br />
Of people, now dead and gone<br />
She is like a little book of autograph<br />
With all their signatures, inscribed.</p>
<p>The smile on her tender lips that defies description<br />
Must be a stamp of approval for<br />
This continuity they have gained, from them.<br />
The closed fist must have a hidden message<br />
From them that cannot be deciphered.</p>
<p>2. Summer Rain<br />
&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;-</p>
<p>This evening turns a scorching day<br />
Into a soothing shower<br />
The earth’s fragrance more beautiful<br />
Than that of the jasmines intoxicates the mind.<br />
Looks like a volcano has suddenly<br />
Changed its mind<br />
And turned into a snow mountain<br />
The umbrella cloud that<br />
Sheltered us from the bright sun<br />
Could not save itself and turned<br />
Into a sieve, dripping!<br />
The body wet with the sweat<br />
Of the day’s heat, suddenly<br />
Drenches itself in this rain, how nice!<br />
The fan inside its wings revolving round and round<br />
Has given up declaring ‘Can no longer save you from the heat’<br />
The cool breeze then drifts in sprinkling<br />
Its holy water, lo,<br />
The whole village turns into an AC<br />
One never knows who will be kind at what time<br />
One never knows who can breathe life into a dead flute<br />
I thought I had dried up with tiredness<br />
Yet, surprisingly, my hopes rekindle<br />
With just four drops of rain.</p>
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<p>Telugu: Vinnakota Ravi Sankar (Vesavi Vaana)<br />
Translated By: Kallury Syamala</p>
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