The Last Bird
Only when the last bird will take its flight, the entire humankind will cheer, weep and applaud.
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Hush Life
I enjoy observing the raindrops competing with each other to slide down the window sill. And the leaves drenched by the rains which often appear like a chandelier. Reaching the bus stop early for that unoccupied window seat, so I can enjoy the live-theatre view in the bus. These little things, they make me.