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to a summer of metamorphosis you feasted my soul                      and in copious embraces melted my icy roots withered the nectar of warm tender kisses                          the bitter grip of my white winter’s solitude to call of seasons you uncaged my spirit                                     joyful flights into spring skies I made parched soil of mine regaled thick grey clouds                 monsoon rains I drank from the cup of my palms on net of fragrance of flowers that laced my way              sprouted verses from kernels of my dormant seeds petals of rose, lilies, jasmine and chrysanthemum,                 the parchments where I etched lines of my poetry stagnant waters had moved past cold mute stones                       with luminous force of lightening in a dark sky breaking boulders of obstacles gushed a stream                                         with solutes of emotions and ecstasy
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Aug 20, 2017
Aug 20, 2017 at 8:08 AM UTC
when verses began to sprout
to a summer of metamorphosis you feasted my soul                      and in copious embraces melted my icy roots withered the nectar of warm tender kisses                          the bitter grip of my white winter’s solitude to call of seasons you uncaged my spirit                                     joyful flights into spring skies I made parched soil of mine regaled thick grey clouds                 monsoon rains I drank from the cup of my palms on net of fragrance of flowers that laced my way              sprouted verses from kernels of my dormant seeds petals of rose, lilies, jasmine and chrysanthemum,                 the parchments where I etched lines of my poetry stagnant waters had moved past cold mute stones                       with luminous force of lightening in a dark sky breaking boulders of obstacles gushed a stream                                         with solutes of emotions and ecstasy
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Aug 20, 2017
Aug 20, 2017 at 8:08 AM UTC
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