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Poem: Rise & Shine

Birds chirping
Sun light bleaming through the window
curtain
Noise of vehicles on their route
Melodious music playing at a nearby temple
Sound of Mom pouring dosa batter onto the
hot pan
Someone sweeping the building floor adding
music to the morning chore
Arms stretched I get myself up adding my
yawn raga and ending this song

-Shamitha Heramb

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  1. UnknownJune 9, 2020 at 5:51 PM

    This looks like my a typical Sunday morning.. ❤❤❤👏

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