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On Progress
A man alone, I stood at the pole of my domain, the bare grass tickled my feet, the sparkling azure bowl above, just polished by the fleecy clouds, threw a bright canopy over me, and I rejoiced in just being; A topaz orb rose then and with golden fingers pointed out wonders I had never seen before - the verdant hill dropping away to lush gilded fields, that rippled and beckoned to me and I made haste to them - speed became the purpose … faster … faster, and then I could not stop, aureate lights danced before my eyes, the brilliance was dazzling me, no longer hindward could I see - for had I not moved so far ahead? But what head or hind is there on a world that's round? All's a part of the same journey. ![]() Jyothi rao
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