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The prayer room, was empty, except for pictures of her favourite gods and their idols, The house had slept, although her laughter, her voice, could be heard from a distance, The house didn’t smell of spices anymore, And the aroma of her cooking which brought a smile to everyone walking in, Had disappeared. I wasn’t hungry any more. I lit the lamp, and I turned around and called out her name, Forgetting for a second that she is gone, And my heart filled with a pain that felt like a knot, weighing me down For the house didn’t feel like a home And her son didn’t feel like a child anymore
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Jul 31, 2019
Jul 31, 2019 at 4:51 AM UTC
Not Hungry
The prayer room, was empty, except for pictures of her favourite gods and their idols, The house had slept, although her laughter, her voice, could be heard from a distance, The house didn’t smell of spices anymore, And the aroma of her cooking which brought a smile to everyone walking in, Had disappeared. I wasn’t hungry any more. I lit the lamp, and I turned around and called out her name, Forgetting for a second that she is gone, And my heart filled with a pain that felt like a knot, weighing me down For the house didn’t feel like a home And her son didn’t feel like a child anymore
arjun-raj
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Jul 31, 2019
Jul 31, 2019 at 4:51 AM UTC
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