Let the Games Begin.
He who overthrows every unforgiving obstacle vanquishes fear and curry withdrawals. An ancient South Indian (specifically, a Mangalorean) wise man said as he stood at the banks of the Shambhavi (Mulki, Karnataka) while feeling the gentle breeze in his
The muddy roads blossom out of the horizon with a battleground like penchant thanks to the municipal heroes who have treaded this very crust with asphalt boring jets and left the surfaces to bewail their defeats. The echoes of rickshaws and gentle cussing from the charioteers ring in my ears as I hum a dirge composed in the localized Marathi poetry. Of course, the composer was an unknown rickshaw driver who upon a hot afternoon while resting his feet high up on the console of his three wheeled leviathan had concocted this bevy of words and ostentatious colorful language to ward off evil spirits and taxi drivers. Trails of dust rise and settle tracing the movements of a dance baptized in melancholy and misery akin to the matrimonial parables spread apart by ten years of unhappiness.
Yes, I have arrived. Here my drums echo the arias of victory as the earth shakes under my thrusting steps and skies tear apart with the quickening from my bloodshot eyes as I declare war on every silly serial maker that has dared to lift his pen and have it taste the crustiness of a parchment bearing the seal of Star Plus. Follow the tremble of my fists with thy defeated gaze as I shake them upon the eye of the storm unsheathing my broadsword and letting out my bellow declaring a blood curdling offensive. Think of all the possible countermeasures that will be met with excessive force and a wall of strength so gigantic, even Gods will sip their Pepsis’ slowly as they watch the onslaught of this warrior covered in war paint and dressed in Puma sweats.
Anyways, enough of the Viking-like testimony of the events etched into my mind. Now, let’s have a good time, shall we?
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