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Heart

The darkest chasms hold

secrets of my soul

in the shape of my-

coniferous cone

 

I lick your frivolous flames

douse them with my tongue

even so, you can’t stay

in a wooden box anymore

 

You discarded mine for those

growing fondly around us

better shaped

unlike mine

 

When days were miracles

we carried our hearts

as trophies

 

Hearts wither and fail with the passing of time

Wishes, hopes, faith, love all wither together

 

But not this

coniferous cone

the shape of my heart

which you replaced

with a forest of your own

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M / India
Published
Aug 13, 2013
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maybe I'm getting soft... lol

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