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Lonely on the land I walk,
Lonely cross the sea I sail,
Lonely air of beach I stroll –
This lonely life doth take its toll.

Lonely trek of woodland trail,
Lonely mist in haze o’ dawn,
Lonely spies the bird of prey
In lonely circles all astray.

Lonely be the dark of night
When sleep is but a yearning wish,
To dream of sweet companions close,
As wine would pair with diner's dish.

Lonely do these thoughts me make
That draw my blood of precious life;
Replace with stream of flowing pain
To bless my veins with coursing strife.

Lonely years are now my friends,
Lonely cries bereft of sound,
Lonely tears that cool my face
In lonely life of sullen pace.

~ By Mark R Slaughter

Love your loved ones. Give them your unconditional love and you will be surrounded by lovely people which give you happiness than money,fame or power. Keep Giving! If you dont give, you will not get it back. Dont become lonely, it is a pain!

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I always love temple abstracts. While i was returning to the hotel room with my friends after a day's shoot, we spotted this man setting up the evening lights on the temple tower. He was totally unseen among the statues of the gods.

Shot @ Meenakshi Amman temple, Madurai.

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Here is a complete photo series on the ancient sport of Tamilnadu "The Jallikattu". This is the end of this photo series and so iam posting all the shots here. Please feel free to comment and fave the shots you like.

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Shot @ Alanganallur Jallikattu.

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Jallikattu finally qualifies for a sport with many regulations in place. It is more disciplined now.

It is no longer free-for-all in the playing arena. Only players with uniforms are allowed in the ring and those found violating rules - like pulling the bull’s tail - are sent out of the field immediately. Ambulances with doctors are in standby to rush injured players for treatment and veterinarians check if the animals are drugged.

The playing arena is barricaded. There are separate spectator galleries, so that spectators cannot come anywhere close to the bulls. In fact, the event has become a major tourist attraction during the Pongal season. Foreign tourists I have spoken to have praised the sport and compared it to the Spanish bullfight, which they felt was gory.

Unlike in the past, the participating bulls are examined thoroughly by veterinarians before they are let into the playing arena.

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