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Apr 2020
Hidden in the bush,
Camouflaged in the snows;
He defends his goddess,
From her vicious foes.

Abandoned by sleep,
Abandoned by homes;
These valiants care nothing,
And stay in chilling white domes.

Optimistic is he,
And plucky is his sight;
Can gaze upon the beast,
And gives it a vicious fight.

When summoned up by death,
Knocks it’s door in no time;
But when summoned by cupid,
Dismisses it’s summon: for he considers it as a crime.

Let no-one sing song of your bravery,and song in your pride,
Let no-one lament upon your sigh;
But for always you will remain in our hearts,
As a valiant: Who for his mother did Merrily Die.
Written by
Aditya Gole  18/M/India
(18/M/India)   
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