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Tuesday, 11. January 2005

A Dream



Dusk, the time when light falls Down the staircase of stars and Rolls onto to the other side

This was the time in the dream I saw (Created & participated in too?) A few minutes before, today at dawn.

It had to be India because Of that smell – burning rubber mixed With strands of jasmine buds sold roadside.

You wore a strand in your hair, Khol darkened your already dark eyes, A black sun covered your third eye.

The dress was kadhi – rough like your Laughter and intimate like your love. I encountered you thus, as you were leading

A line of demonstrators. What they were Demonstrating for or against, I can’t say, For none were shouting slogans or waving flags.

I waved to catch your eye. And you turned, As one turns on TV, towards a popping flash And coolly went your way, into a wall and

Disappeared between the legs of a gyrating hero Of a garish cinema mural painted on that wall. And since I am never content with things

As they are and need explanations, I went to him, That friend you and I haven’t heard from in years. But he kept walking down an avenue of falling leaves

Not turning around, as if he was deaf or I was A mute, shouting without sound. I woke up then And began to write this down, thinking How absurd this dream was, and how true!




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