Evening

Today d evenin was lyk d rest of all,

for the view from Kharghar looked best at dis tym,

the sun settling down for now from his work,

behind d dark lighted clouds n blendin wid the urban n rural scene,

for i walked and walked now till i reached home,

freshed up n was ready to go,

to stop up gruzzling of my stomach,

For d clouds grumbled n drizzled to warn of the greater danger,

ingorin it was in my nature,

down n down it poured lyk a wrath upon d earth,

realising its wrong soon,

soon its wrath faded away,

for now it cried wat it had done,

weeping softly till sailin away in the ethery realm,

for livin a nomadic lyf was its curse,

it wandered and wandered places,

but cudnt settled down even at one of the places,

raging his wrath it went from places,

sometyms  sky blue cheerful n sometyms dark black angery,

for no one understood d inside of him,

for inside  n inside,he was lone n lone he was,

for it may soon fade away now,

disappearing behind d vastness of the ethery sky. . .

for i lay here tired from d day's run,

resting for now till next run. . . . .