bandh bandh bandh today

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today was a bandh ,
no buses , ricks , nthn
the city ws empty n calm
loved it tht way. went 2 play crickt in the mornin., n then went 2 fix up my bike which is in the workshop, we stripped the engine down , then it was 6 , had hirara(a drink avbl oly during ramzan )
then frend dropped me @ st marks rd , then walkd 2 shivaji ngr
the bus stand was so damn empty , nobody @ all
was so so mt ., waited 4 the bus 2 come , it was 730 , bandh was over ..
bus came ,. ws feelin so so sleepy
came bk home , thts all

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