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 Oct 2017 Ignatius Hosiana
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No one knows
How much I love her
But she knows
Because I expressed it to her

Once I adore her
Now I don't know anything about her

Still my heart  loves her
Though I don't know that I still love her
Tomorrow is her birthday
But my mind couldn't it
Today whenever I wrote dates something tells that there is something in this
Later as sth ****** me inside a sudden spark came out that it was her birthday tomorrow

Happy birthday Mam (Ajantha)
I know but my prayers will be there for you every year
You were a good thing for a wonderful period of time
And then you were a terrible thing for a long period of time

And it was this
Watching you change and our tangled lives slowly unweaving themselves from each other
Which taught me the beginning of the complexities of human beings
Kissing her was more than transcendent.
I came to the realization that this one moment was infinite.
Setting ourselves as a door.
Revolving the same emotion that otherwise would flee.
The exact teachings teachers and prophets set as the floor.
We elevated.
Our breath becoming the message stuffed in the folds of our mouths.
Licked and sealed.
We were but envelopes made of flesh.
Our ***** left open, receiving the best of our former selves.
We discussed the effects of paper once wet.
Neither of us cared.
Becoming one with another.
Our fears smeared across our face.
No longer a label our stamps fell off.
We categorized ourselves the sender of mail we often thought to send.
But as over thought occurs.
We become shuffled around. Lost in thought.
Until we mailed ourselves.
***** left open
His death poem:

        A bath when you're born,
        a bath when you die,
        how stupid.
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