I am stuck in a narrow, crowded road. I can see the beginnings of a traffic jam. This part of the city was, after all known, for its nightmarish traffic situation. One could get stuck among honking cars and two-wheelers, for hours on end. I throw up a silent prayer to the gods, to spare me from a traffic jam. I just dont have the energy to navigate cursing drivers, and pedestrians who didnt have a lick of road sense. "Why couldnt people in this blasted country just follow the damn traffic rules?" "Why did I choose to come here for school?" I can feel my thoughts spiraling as I quietly resign myself to being stuck here for hours. A sudden cool breeze, breaks my reverie. This wasnt just any kind of breeze, it was the sort that brought the sweet promise of rain with it. I feel a new sort of awareness, as I sit up a little straighter. I take in my surroundings as if for the first time. A broad smile, splits my face, as I breathe in the wind carrying the scent of the earth. It reminds me of home, of the many many evenings I spent dancing and laughing in the rain with my siblings. I tilt my face up to the sky as if to greet a long lost friend. I relax, as the first drops, of rain hit me, causing delicious shivers to race up my body......

We live in such a complicated land But I wish I were a simpleminded man Cause I'd just look into your eyes And I could hold your little hand As we walk around the playground in the sand.

Well I wish I had something clever to say to you But a happy boy has many words to choose So I'll just smile and walk along Listening to you hum that song From the sound of a guitar on the radio.

You won't have to say a word to me I'll sit in the grass and watch you climb a tree. Jump down fast in your barefoot feet, Look so cool like you're catching the breeze And you laugh All the way To me.

Well I know I'll see you tomorrow little girl. You walked away and each step bounced your curls. Whether it's love, I don't know Never can tell where it's gonna go But for now I just want you standing next to me.