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Night

Have you stayed awake in the night?

Lost in thoughts of the past and the future.

Stared at the ceiling or rays of the street light outside of the window.

Breathe in the cool breeze and fragrance only found in the night.

Heard the train's whistle a mile away or just the silence.

Peeped out of window to different shades of night lamps in building across and the black horizon with a star twinkling.

Wrote a poem or softly played your Guitar.

Listened to radio and got lost in the lyrics.

Felt the stillness of time or resting of the chaotic world.

Watched a stranger walking down the street and wondered what is his/her life's story.

Have you stayed awake in the night and experienced the dark?


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Abhishek Gorale

A software engineer by profession and a curious blogger by will. An ambivert who balances his creative and geeky sides.


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