Rain dance

Monsoon is believed to bring wonderful time.It inspires romance and gives a few romantics a chance to live fancy bollywood songs in reality.But it gives unscalable frustration to people like me, locked in home due to flooded roads and floating garbage (a common scene in ill evolved indian cities).After three days of undesired recluse due to incessant rain,I went to see my buddy.His bright and cheerful face added confusion to my existing state of frustration.'How damn can this chap be happy in a cursed weather like this',i was ruminating the idea.'Oye,do you like the rain??',I heard him saying.He got half his answer in my twisted eye-brows.'I mean, do you like bathing in rain?'.'I prefer a shower in bathroom as bathing is not a seasonal phenomena to me',I grinned.A few natural expletives fell on my ear-drums before he changed the context.Three days later,I got the answer to this Rain-Bath-Puzzle.The girl next door to my friend's used to dance on terrace oblivious of the presence of a newly monsoon born romantic.Two days hence,my friend got this enlightening fact that the show was intended for a guy living three terraces ahead of the girl's.He woke up to an obnoxious odor of floating garbage and irritating rain that day for the maiden time during that monsoon.A few more expletives,not intended for me,were enough to compensate his one sided wounded heart and unyielding flu he had caught during Bath-cum-Dance sessions.We heard a faint intonation of 'Rain rain go away...' from next room.His little niece was practising the rhyme.The expression on his face was unexplainable in words.An uncontrollable grin appeared on my face and expletives knocked on my ear drums,this time well intended for me.

Piktru says:: Good times are around the corner but the corner is little too far.