write an essay on my experience on a broad water logging road
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It was Sunday and I was confined to stay alone at home as I had a holiday on account of "Gandhi Jayanti".The dull light on the frosted glass of the door heralded a new day. A peek outside presented the picture of an overcast sky, with tall looming pine standing motionless, awaiting the attack from above. A gust of wind followed by a clap of thunder unleashed the rain and down it came with full ferocity and savagery. The clouds in the sky paved the sky in such a way that it gave the sky a caliginous or dark appearance that it looked a bit frightening and apprehensive. It was a monsoon advent in the town and sight was simply glorious and pulchritudinous. The water was gushing and gurgling down the slopes. The trees and bushes were swaying and the frolicsome and exuberant leaves were dancing in mirth. There was clangour of roaring wind and orchestral din or clamour of the pounding rain on tin of our roof of bunglow. We had to plunge inside for our woollen clothes and socks. The noise was leisurely exacerbating or intensifying and rain was hailing down exceedingly and rained incessantly for a couple of hours. The distant mountain could no longer perceptibly seen neither was the winding pathway at foot of our hillock visible. Due constant repetition of the rain had exacerbated the condition of roads, pavements, vehicles were submerged, and made it quite arduous and difficult for the people to evade their respective residental buildings. The roads were water logged so inordinately that nothing was visible or was inconspicuous to people s sight. It was telecasted on Television as bulletin news and was highlighted as emphasis. Due to this I was confined to spend my whole day at home and couldn t go out or visit my friends or colleague s place for pastime and amusement. It was quite tedious and monotonous for me spend a day at home due to dreadful and pernicious weather conditions and sky wholly paved with caliginous clouds with intermittent thunder striking on. There was nothing I could engage my mindset in and preserve my focus for my amusement and frolicsomeness. The games were exceedingly tedious, watching television was of profound monotony and boredomness. All I could do was to pass my time out and wait for the termination of the adverse weather conditions or get myself engaged in studies for preparation of my final term examinations.
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It was Sunday and I was confined to stay alone at home as I had a holiday on account of "Gandhi Jayanti".The dull light on the frosted glass of the door heralded a new day. A peek outside presented the picture of an overcast sky, with tall looming pine standing motionless, awaiting the attack from above. A gust of wind followed by a clap of thunder unleashed the rain and down it came with full ferocity and savagery. The clouds in the sky paved the sky in such a way that it gave the sky a caliginous or dark appearance that it looked a bit frightening and apprehensive. It was a monsoon advent in the town and sight was simply glorious and pulchritudinous. The water was gushing and gurgling down the slopes. The trees and bushes were swaying and the frolicsome and exuberant leaves were dancing in mirth. There was clangour of roaring wind and orchestral din or clamour of the pounding rain on tin of our roof of bunglow. We had to plunge inside for our woollen clothes and socks. The noise was leisurely exacerbating or intensifying and rain was hailing down exceedingly and rained incessantly for a couple of hours. The distant mountain could no longer perceptibly seen neither was the winding pathway at foot of our hillock visible. Due constant repetition of the rain had exacerbated the condition of roads, pavements, vehicles were submerged, and made it quite arduous and difficult for the people to evade their respective residental buildings. The roads were water logged so inordinately that nothing was visible or was inconspicuous to people s sight. It was telecasted on Television as bulletin news and was highlighted as emphasis. Due to this I was confined to spend my whole day at home and couldn t go out or visit my friends or colleague s place for pastime and amusement. It was quite tedious and monotonous for me spend a day at home due to dreadful and pernicious weather conditions and sky wholly paved with caliginous clouds with intermittent thunder striking on. There was nothing I could engage my mindset in and preserve my focus for my amusement and frolicsomeness. The games were exceedingly tedious, watching television was of profound monotony and boredomness. All I could do was to pass my time out and wait for the termination of the adverse weather conditions or get myself engaged in studies for preparation of my final term examinations.
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Water is the basic necessity of every human being. But, water scarcity is a major issue that is rising very rapidly in modern-day India. The problem has become so severe that in many states the groundwater has almost dried up and people have to depend on water supply from other sources. In addition, water is one of the most misused commodities that we still waste. It is the central point of our lives but not the central point of our focus.
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