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Randomly people start entering the road,
as the sun fills it up with load.
Charging the people ,to begin the day.
Lits up the place , with it’s criss cross rays.
Earliest who moves in, is a fruit seller,
with minimum ten blue loaded baskets,
Just beside him sits a fisherman and
next to him a butcher, with his sharp knives in the casket .
Den there are vegetable sellers who arrange themselves in a row,
Beautifully organised, some on the cart and some on the floor.
Chanting is done by a pandit in a temple beside,
a florist shop is run by a short, stout lady, side by side.
Nearby, is a sweet shop, quite well known,
blessed with a long queue outside, even when the shutter is down.
To the extreme right is an old tea stall,
Centered by hoary people, gather after a lazy stroll.
Some places are shadowed by heights, and some look bright,
From my small verandah, i get hold of this beautiful sight.
Tring- tring of bicycles, and honking of vehicles on the street,
Appear soothing to the ears , an improvised morning greet.
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