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			<title><![CDATA[Sindhu's Blog]]></title>
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			<description>*I walk with the ghosts of my yester*days  
 
I walk with the ghosts of my yesterdays 
Yesterdays when my diet was dark blue poison 
And yet, and...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore"><b>I walk with the ghosts of my yester</b>days <br />
<br />
I walk with the ghosts of my yesterdays<br />
Yesterdays when my diet was dark blue poison<br />
And yet, and yet, no today can be worth as much<br />
But I do not decry tomorrow, for which I labour today<br />
 I am but an apprentice now, but the day will come,<br />
It has to come, for it has always come before<br />
And before my assumed siren charms, my Merlin<br />
Like those of yore, will disclose his deepest secrets<br />
And I before embarking on my mission, will see<br />
The great enchanter bound in ordinary vines,<br />
No Promethean chains are required here.<br />
Then will I brew my poison, far deadlier than<br />
What I as worthless taster was forced to drink- and live.<br />
No Lucrezia Borgia, No Cleopatra and no Mata Hari<br />
Would have known the list of my venomous ingredients<br />
For their need was never as great as mine. Why poison in<br />
Your arts, Helen, when but one look and Menelaus forgot all the past<br />
And Paris remained but a name; nay rather a footnote?<br />
No Savanorola, no Antony and not the victim of Achilles' wrath<br />
Are my targets, indeed, they are less than ordinary men, women,<br />
Children and so on to the smallest Amoeba which started this cursed process<br />
Called existence, life or being;will be the Victims of my revenge<br />
For their dancing drowned in the wine of life, while I waited, wallflower as always<br />
Coming forward only when summoned to carry out my role as official taster<br />
To taste those poisons which have dyed my throat as blue as Shiv's.<br />
Yet I lived and that was but for today, when my friends, the chained and<br />
Tortured spectres of my yesterdays, throw off their chains and change shapes with<br />
Writhing snakes, ready to join me in the dance of destruction for others and my triumph<br />
Yes, today it is my turn to dance, with my spectral companions, a female Kalki<br />
Come to destroy, not just the unjust but indiscriminately- force the poison down!<br />
I command and as one by one all that was alive but me, collapses screaming in agony<br />
Victims of my poison which has no antidote, then will i treat them to the glorious<br />
Spectacle of my dance, their death rattles my anklets, their screams the savage music<br />
I dance in tune to. When nothing, nothing is left, not even the snakes, then will I<br />
Reign alone, ecstatic though with bleeding feet. And when asked by myself, for none else Remain, why punish those who did you no harm - I will screech with maniacal laughter<br />
And reply that it was far too much trouble to count and divide and were there any<br />
Such really anyway, anywhere? Then when the questioning stops, and there is but the<br />
Reverberating silence and me, I shall raise my hands to wipe the sweat of the dance<br />
From my face, and in sheer shock and disbelief will encounter tears- no, not for even one<br />
That perished, I realize, but for me - Lilith, the wandering Jewess,<br />
Revenge complete, but unable to die; as poison, not blood flows in my veins.<br />
Sindhu.</blockquote>

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