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Published: Volume 17, Issue 1, January, 2009
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“Can you see people running?” Curtains drawn There are injured looks They ask me my name The slow rumblings of conscience I fall into a slumber of broken thoughts I gather a drop of wayward tear on my finger The city There are cities The tear bubble on my finger has
Farzana Versey is a Mumbai-based columnist and author of A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan. Express yourself: leave a comment on the article telling us what you think. Subscribe to Verve Magazine or buy the Verve issue on stands now!
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