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Clouds |
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| by Rajender Krishan |
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Clouds have always fascinated me. They are the finest example of ever changing nature – Maya. Clouds are the ones that during the day make the hide and seek play of Sun. Kalidas, the famous Indian poet, wrote a whole book "Meghdoot" using the clouds as an envoy who carries the messages of love.
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| 24-Apr-2005 | ||
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