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Tsunami

by nishwokobi

You may have seen me like leaves green of a summer tree Never cared to understand the roots that grew beneath You may have heard me like the noise of a falling pin For in your ears, naught but your own voice is sweet melody You may have known me like gentle waves atop the sea- Ignored the raging maelstrom, but can you escape the tsunami?
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nishwokobi
31 / M / India
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Written by
nishwokobi
31 / M / India
Published
May 14, 2019
Time
1m
Notes

We become selfless by caring for others,

yet we become careless by caring for others.

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#random#painful#hateful#thoughts
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