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Exquisite she appeared
In the yellow top that glared
Under the honeyed sun rays
I wish that as it is the time stays

My eardrums danced in joy
On the mellifluous voice so coy*
For a moment my mind went blank
I wondered if it was some kind of a prank

Approaching her with courage
Emotion so wild that broke the barrage*
Merely couple of feet away 
I started to pray

Talking on the phone she smiled
God knows how many times I tried
Turning backwards she walked away before we could meet
Crushing the pieces of my heart which lay under her feet.

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*Coy here is reference to a pretence of shyness or modesty which is intended to be alluring (especially with reference to a woman)

*Barrage here is used as similar to an artificial barrier across a river to prevent flooding.
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  1. Team BlogAddaMay 3, 2014 at 3:30 PM

    This post has been selected for the Spicy Saturday Picks this week. Thank You for an amazing post! Cheers! Keep Blogging :)

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  2. Saru SinghalMay 6, 2014 at 6:33 PM

    Exquisite. Congrats on BlogAdda pick.

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    1. Saurabh ChawlaMay 6, 2014 at 6:37 PM

      Thanks a lot Saru :) Actually I wrote this on watching someone closely so was quite delighted on it being chosen by Blogadda :)

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