and we re wrote ICC world cup history with SA..

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colors, sprayed along the canvas of the sky
tune of the crackers reverberating in my ears
the clouds of smoke camouflage the world,
its a well deserved victory, I say!

Note: India faced one of the strong contenders for the World Cup title, South Africa, at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne on Sunday 22nd February 2015. This high octane face-off between India and South Africa has happened in three earlier versions of ICC World Cup we've never won. This time, we just re wrote the history!

dreams!

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two little birds, 

fluttering their wings

chirped the songs of love 

to the morning sun!

touching their beaks, 

feeling the warmth

flies across the golden beams

to a land not seen!

singing all way, 

they crossed the grays of sky

yellow marshes

and sky blue ponds.

just before the sunset,

they reached the golden fields

where the shadow of mountain

lies in deep tranquility

beyond the corn field,

an old tree faced the world.

the lights from down town homes

gave the wood a heavenly glow.

on the top most branch they sat

their eyes sparkling in the night

the world looked peaceful, 

like a paradise should be!

in the midst of all rush

some day is where you'd find me

their feathers touched with love

in each other comfort they slept!

prayers

this photograph was shot @ Chennakeshava Temple, Belur with Nikon D5100 & 35mm prime

struck by grief

in a stone, he found solace

with petals of flowers he drew

the story of his troubled heart

caught in raging summer heat

tears soaking his skin

unaware of the rush around

he whispered his heart to the stone

I cannot say my soul is pure

I dare not think I made no sin

I held myself for love my lord

please do not leave me desolate!

a mild breeze dried his tears

sun was no more harsh

basked in divinity, he smiled

his heart was calm, eyes closed

raised by the rhythm of his prayers

the heaven seemed to near.

This is my contribution to this week's 3WW (Three Word Wednesday)