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Raindrops raining rings On coffee cup surface. Too wet to care, I remain seated on the slab Of concrete By the containers. Oil and filth creep into fresh Cuts and scratches. I ignore my hands itching, Drink and exhale. I could be a millionaire Throwing cash at the shadows of My emptiness, or a holy man Preparing for Tukdam with Nothing but his robes to His name. Anything but this In-between existence devided Between too much work and Not enough free time or sleep. What am I doing here, should Be the last words they'd watch Me think. The concrete won't Answer. The coffee won't comfort My restlessness. But the rain replies: You're living. "And what are you doing here?"   I counter. Raining.
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 5:32 AM UTC
Tukdam (Lilac, pt. II)
Raindrops raining rings On coffee cup surface. Too wet to care, I remain seated on the slab Of concrete By the containers. Oil and filth creep into fresh Cuts and scratches. I ignore my hands itching, Drink and exhale. I could be a millionaire Throwing cash at the shadows of My emptiness, or a holy man Preparing for Tukdam with Nothing but his robes to His name. Anything but this In-between existence devided Between too much work and Not enough free time or sleep. What am I doing here, should Be the last words they'd watch Me think. The concrete won't Answer. The coffee won't comfort My restlessness. But the rain replies: You're living. "And what are you doing here?"   I counter. Raining.
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 5:32 AM UTC
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