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I twisted my fingers On my black and tangled hair And there was moisture Which are remains of last rain. I sat aside lost in dream I set myself In a front seat of Car, that's just moving Ahead with its usual speed Crossed thousands of people with umbrella I am dry, although it's raining Blurring the windshield Making it hard to drive Killing each sense and paralyzing me. The sky is falling gradually. But I am dry My eyes too Body, clothes, and books All. I am leaving behind Each thing went wet. I am dry Gently, I removed My hands from My black and tangled hair It still has moisture. Remains of last rain.
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Jan 29, 2019
Jan 29, 2019 at 11:58 PM UTC
Moisture, remains of last rain
I twisted my fingers On my black and tangled hair And there was moisture Which are remains of last rain. I sat aside lost in dream I set myself In a front seat of Car, that's just moving Ahead with its usual speed Crossed thousands of people with umbrella I am dry, although it's raining Blurring the windshield Making it hard to drive Killing each sense and paralyzing me. The sky is falling gradually. But I am dry My eyes too Body, clothes, and books All. I am leaving behind Each thing went wet. I am dry Gently, I removed My hands from My black and tangled hair It still has moisture. Remains of last rain.
Mujen
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M/India
Jan 29, 2019
Jan 29, 2019 at 11:58 PM UTC
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