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<title>Comment by Tanay</title>
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<description>Saptaswa, nice memoir twined with droplets of monsoon coming to life in bits and pieces. 

As The Itinerant Indian pointed out, even I am not able to get the link for &#039;It makes you cry&#039; that follows at the end of each paragraph except for the last.

What is the mystery in it :)

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<title>Comment by The Itinerant Indian</title>
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<description>Yes monsoon signifies a range of moods. But rarely if ever, tears! So I just cannot relate to the mood of your writing. Monsoon is JOY. And one spontaneously runs out to stand in the rain, in soggy clothes clinging to skin.

Madness is the norm and one merges with the mood of the moment. I just did that with my daughter in Mumbai last week. And was too busy enjoying myself to notice what anyone might have been saying about me!</description>
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