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Aromas of childhood

by @Dostoevsky

Aromas of childhood wafting through Are they immortal in you, O wayward Wind? For I've aged in myself metamorphosing through linear years; And the freshness of youth which was once beheld, now Has all but been buried under the dunes Of shifting memories accumulated; Where there once was an oasis of innocence— Where bathed this pristine soul; But since has been evaporating from this cloudless arid clime. Methinks you've vaulted my scent of nascent-hood O dear, dear omnipresent Wind, So that I may inhale the tang of youth Cycled back by your exhalation So that I, may gulp a self, that was once closer to the truth.
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35 / M / India
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Written by
Dostoevsky
35 / M / India
Published
Sep 29, 2021
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#infancy
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