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Apr 2016
My hands are stained with ink
something special, mysterious
I peer through it just to see
the fine glass of life, I
cherished the moment, my
conscience is yelling at me to stop
but I preferred to dig deep down
the blank page, trying to fill the
whole space with scribbles and all,
But I still can see the everyone
embroiled at me, watching me as I
grow, a scent of attractiveness can
be smelled from a distance, I start
walking towards it just to hold it
but it flutters its way across
from my fingernail to my arm, it just
sweeps down, the moment from its gaze
is an eternity past, together we shall
un jumble its façade to last, last
longer than a needle but sharper than a
stick of metaphorical endings,
it’s simply pen and paper, stuck inside my
head like gum, it is transcendent and
dreamy just like a wedding, I can sense
the atmosphere around it, concealed by a
seal of pure magic and honest lies, it just
goes on and on, fabricated.
Aman Dheer
Written by
Aman Dheer  Delhi
(Delhi)   
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