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A Sonnet to the City Lights

by @muhammadusama

Hark, while the wasteland breathes out silent whims, And see, as night's aura cloaks distant trees; A sinister echo of ancient hymns, Floats up, in a creeping midsummer breeze. As the miles sum up - an anxious bearing, Rushes a vague fright up the fragile spine; But with the city lights on watch, nearing, This unsettling fear slides down the incline. The unattended anxiety does go, Which this travel in the dark did arise; City lights torch a new fret although, But far less weary, it, in question, lies. Wearisome measures of the restless nights, Merit resistance by the city lights.
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Written by
muhammadusama
21 / M / Lahore,Pakistan
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Written by
muhammadusama
21 / M / Lahore,Pakistan
Published
May 12, 2019
Time
1m
Notes

Based on what traveling away from home to another city feels like to me.

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#travel#dark#nights#city#lights#anxiety#hymn#summer#breeze#sinister
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