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Petrichor
When the dewdrops merge
With the descending messengers
Of adieu of the sunshine
When petals do pendulate
In a virtuous busyness,
To lend a brief seat
To each of those nascent drops
Which ever kiss the dust
When the petrichor travels-
Down the lane and up the stairs,
To my ever so-monotonous seat
And lure me once again
To reach for the ceramic
Among the forgotten paraphernalia;
To fill that concoction within
And sit by the oak door
And let the tocks go waste
In sauntering down a memory lane
Somewhere among the grass,
Where I shall rediscover-
The treasures of a beautiful past,
The gilded sands of an ephemera,
The raindrops which hold
My soul captive within
My eyes search for those petty boats,
My feet await a symphony,
My ears quest for the cuckoo's song,
While the infinite meanings
My soul could once find
Behind each of the falling pearl,
Have abandoned my mind
Alas, my wish to drench
I find in me no more,
For all I find is emptiness
A void in the petrichor...
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When the soil gets drenched and lets out a heavenly fragrance, it is termed as petrichor. As I guess most of the people find some or the other way to relate to it, most of us race back to the time we were at home. And thus, when we find the same old symbolics, a gust of nostalgia floods our souls. So that's what dug out the emptiness I now find in the petrichor...