Things That Bang- - IshQ Bector

Things That Bang

The animals were imperfect,
long-tailed,
unfortunate in their heads.
Little by little they
put themselves together,
making themselves a landscape,
acquiring spots, grace, flight.
The cat,
only the cat
appeared complete and proud:
he was born completely finished,
walking alone and knowing what he wanted.
... the cat
only wants to be a cat
and any cat is a cat
from his whiskers to his tail,
from his hopeful vision of a rat
to the real thing,
from the night to his golden eyes. (Pablo Neruda, "Ode To The Cat")

IshQ Bector rapping Dakku Daddy. Shakti Kapoor at his best. I haven't heard Bector's songs on Bangalore radio waves- too hot and vulgar I suppose. Gimme IshQ instead of all that Bryan Adams and Simply Red shit!!

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