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ninnysakshi
ninnysakshi
Poet (needless to say), Harry Potter freak, traveler, foodie. Can read for a living.
Magenta: like the dress I wore on our very first date. Hem, fluttering behind The awe on your face, in your eyes, Found something, I wouldn't now find. Lavender: like the smell You said intoxicated you. Face buried deep in my neck Eyes close, my hair tangled around, At your fingers' call and beck. Periwinkle: like the blue of your eyes Shining like stars in dark. Bright guides leading the way Blinded, I followed till the end, Now lost, even during the day. Lilac: a single flower "Because you're the only one" Crowd isn't needed anymore. My search ended on you, Trying hard to be your one, two, three, four... Amethyst: my birthstone I said In between your laughter. Waving it off as *"all the ******** We can't in stones, or lives, or signs find, Something as simple as our hands' fit. Violet: like the sky At twilight that day. Laying on our backs, Reaching out with eyes, what cannot be with hands, A lone cloud, drifting, with a silver crack. Purple: like everything I said and giggled. My pendant, in all hues The curtains, the pillows and the sheets, Your shirt, my nails, the slight bruise.
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Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 6:11 AM UTC
Shades of Purple
Waiting for that paper, a light A cursor that keeps blinking for the next word Even when the screen arranges to sleep in daylight Fingers begin to itch and start being febrile. An email, such a pity, is more accessible than a post box. All the handwriting fonts that I did try, couldn’t, Just possibly couldn’t mirror the impeccable tries To struggle to be parallel to the top Or bottom of a page. The improbability of what the next thought would be The prediction  of where the addressee would smile Or frown, or pick up eyes to stare at the wall for a while, To embrace what had just been conveyed. Letters are like light, they reach us later From when they were born, but the spaces they illuminate or burn on their arrival! I wonder if our pupils shrink. They more than just tag along, they tap in, They’re the result of cleaning the ink from the nib, a thousand times, over thousands of sentences, or maybe just a few, but they do. And don’t dare ask the pen for proof! It’ll track down wrinkled pages Who had their thirst quenched by The swipes of fountain pens’ fountainheads, And pictures of the fingers Bathed in red, and black, and blue, And occasionally of table clothes Spilled over by the consequence of imperfect handles. Imagine if light came as soon as it was made, It would be difficult for our eyes to handle such bait Sometimes, a pause is necessary, Imagine a world without commas! I’d like to peek into the writer’s letters, Not to read, but to sense the shapes of emotions And stretches of As and Ns, or the reach of commas On the next line, and then, close my eyes And shove my nose in it, to sniff hard The paper and the blue smells, And die doing so if it was eventual.
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Jul 22, 2016
Jul 22, 2016 at 3:33 AM UTC
Cursor
Waiting for that paper, a light A cursor that keeps blinking for the next word Even when the screen arranges to sleep in daylight Fingers begin to itch and start being febrile. An email, such a pity, is more accessible than a post box. All the handwriting fonts that I did try, couldn’t, Just possibly couldn’t mirror the impeccable tries To struggle to be parallel to the top Or bottom of a page. The improbability of what the next thought would be The prediction  of where the addressee would smile Or frown, or pick up eyes to stare at the wall for a while, To embrace what had just been conveyed. Letters are like light, they reach us later From when they were born, but the spaces they illuminate or burn on their arrival! I wonder if our pupils shrink. They more than just tag along, they tap in, They’re the result of cleaning the ink from the nib, a thousand times, over thousands of sentences, or maybe just a few, but they do. And don’t dare ask the pen for proof! It’ll track down wrinkled pages Who had their thirst quenched by The swipes of fountain pens’ fountainheads, And pictures of the fingers Bathed in red, and black, and blue, And occasionally of table clothes Spilled over by the consequence of imperfect handles. Imagine if light came as soon as it was made, It would be difficult for our eyes to handle such bait Sometimes, a pause is necessary, Imagine a world without commas! I’d like to peek into the writer’s letters, Not to read, but to sense the shapes of emotions And stretches of As and Ns, or the reach of commas On the next line, and then, close my eyes And shove my nose in it, to sniff hard The paper and the blue smells, And die doing so if it was eventual.
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If you fall in love with a writer Be prepared for heartbreak. Those writers, they are hopeless romantic. They love, not just with heart But body, and soul; They love With their words, and all things old. And yet, they do not know often How to use those words, unless through a pen. Their silence will hurt you Not once, but over and over again. If you fall in love with a writer There is no happily ever after. They'll push and pull away from you Those writers, they'll run and hide. Then write about you, for you, only you And arise; But it's a vicious cycle And you cannot get by. For some writers do not know happy, For others, ever after is a myth. They know their hearts, but not their minds, I apologize but it is the bitter truth. If you fall in love with a writer Be ready to live forever. You become their only words And their words become only you. Pages after pages of them inked Maybe, a spoken few. Whether you will it or not You're their only truth, all else is a lie. Because as the saying goes - *"If a writer falls in love with you, You can never die."*
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Jul 14, 2016
Jul 14, 2016 at 10:01 AM UTC
If You Fall In Love With A Writer
* "This is really important to me, Please stand by me, please agree." "We will talk every single day, I am never really away." "This is not going to change anything, I promise, this isn't just a fling." "I love you, you are the only one, I will miss you, with every rising sun." "This place ***** I wish you were here, I'd rather be with you over there." "I am sorry, I couldn't check my phone, It's too difficult, and I am all alone." "I am sorry, I really don't have any time, Just a few days, then it'll be fine." "I am sorry, it won't happen again, I didn't want to cause you so much pain." "I was out late, hanging out with other people, It's not a big deal, not worth a squabble." "This is really tough, should we re-think this? We both are so busy, is it worth the risk?" "I think we need a break, some space, Maybe take things at our separate pace." "I am sorry, again, I never wanted it to end this way, I'll always love you, but we aren't meant to stay." *
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 9:32 AM UTC
Long Distance Relationship
The answer is - The universe, Its origins unknown, and so the end In its ever expanding conscious With all its suns, and seas, and sand, More than that. My fear, Dark and deep, unending abyss Layers upon layers of broken trusts Loves gone amiss, More than that. Your anger, Red, then scarlet, then crimson Blood pooling around my open wound A battle against fission, More than that. But, Apparently not enough.
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 10:50 AM UTC
The Answer
And after it all ends Turning into sawdust Have courage, dear heart Cause even though You expected the worst Broken things do hurt.
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 11:21 PM UTC
After