SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 2017
Dhow ready for you missui
Same familiar voice of rugged hunchbacked Bedouin
My father's most trusted lieutenant
A crescent sword dangling by his side
a gust of wind -- that seems to bother him somehow
The audacity of his Samurai-like gait
A mare whimpers and he pats in his characteristic dismissive gesture
Subduedly flamboyant -- debonair -- that smirk on his face --
A chaps -- magenta or something -- it's charcoal-ish now
A war trophy -- No head hunting anymore -- show any tribes
He told me once with a shrug nonchalant curse-like tone -- oh those spurs -- not even for menace makers
Duel -- Jostle -- Do I look that intimidating to you eh -- Missui -- what's your name before you went to ....
The unanimous chosen leader of warrior race
A spine-chilling momentary glint in his pupil
He ain't hunchbacked -- it's his way of obeisance
His loyalty rests with my father --
Mills and Boons -- That's what he thinks of me -- I guess
Discreet -- hoarse -- monosyllables -- like giving them marching orders
Doesn't even snooze -- siesta -- he trots to souk
Hubble-bubble occasionally -- otherwise, Come To The Marlboro Country
It's real sultry -- reschedule your -- next summer break maybe
Yes, yes he's so copycatish and fake -- gotta go now. Bye.
Hey, Mister Cowboy -- Where's my Black tea huh?
Damn -- did he hear that or what -- eavesdropping on me.
Wait, let my grandfather come.
Hey, mister stone deaf -- don't we pay you slave.
POSTED BY MAQSOOD QURESHI AT 9:58 PM
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