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The sun must shine again, The moon should glow in rain

Leftovers, scattered as grieving memories Tragedy of to-be-happily-ever-after ending When trying to hold what was once dear The sensation now burns with apathetic melancholy Shall I wait for you, or will you see me go May I hold your hand, or you wish to let me fall How long will you possess me with dichotomy How far shall I long for the consummate singularity Quest now halts with contemplation and questions Blazing ardor now freezes cold with paucity of purpose Open eyes dreams on the heat ; And what exactly is love Trembling tears of midnight weep; And what exactly is hope
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Nepalese
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Jan 8, 2014
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