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Let me Sleep on petals Flown at papers When my nights are autumn And my mind sheds all That it grew Through the day - my springs I bloom with feelings And afternoons have rained Rainbows into me and hues cascading out of me Now I know what poetry is. My roots forget The taste of soil they keep on digging, No, love seeped too deep this time. And my words dew too much Emotions that My leaves now loathe sunlight. And the birds have left A home in me, all empty I am all alone, Save me. And you, like a wind I feared all these years Only to lift me up,my wilted verses Are half dead,muses still breathing Craving a death so bad You blow , you blow Against all my skin and swishing my hopes up Making me see The sky again and again. Let these desires rest Enough of throwing them at the clouds. You go, another desert thirsts for life. My poetry always foliages from memories anyway. - Srijani Sarkar
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Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 6:56 AM UTC
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Let me Sleep on petals Flown at papers When my nights are autumn And my mind sheds all That it grew Through the day - my springs I bloom with feelings And afternoons have rained Rainbows into me and hues cascading out of me Now I know what poetry is. My roots forget The taste of soil they keep on digging, No, love seeped too deep this time. And my words dew too much Emotions that My leaves now loathe sunlight. And the birds have left A home in me, all empty I am all alone, Save me. And you, like a wind I feared all these years Only to lift me up,my wilted verses Are half dead,muses still breathing Craving a death so bad You blow , you blow Against all my skin and swishing my hopes up Making me see The sky again and again. Let these desires rest Enough of throwing them at the clouds. You go, another desert thirsts for life. My poetry always foliages from memories anyway. - Srijani Sarkar
Do you know how you grow through poetry ?
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17/F/India
Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 6:56 AM UTC
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