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Westbound Dreams

Once on a beautiful day,

I sat under an ethereal evening,

Sitting on my favourite chair,

while the sun setting beside,

 

Just like some Cinematic movie i watch.

 

The skies driven along—

With the flairs of clouds and some touchings of silver lining,

 

Maybe the universe wished to paint a little.

 

Just like my thoughts wandering around,

Through every cell of mine,

 

Atleast the sky never invites pain.

 

The thoughts arrives without a warning,

Wearing the mask that hypnotizes me,

As beautiful as the sky I looked upon,

Heading towards the west,

 

As if it is wearing the dress of Golden Brown.

 

Some felt I daydreamed,

Some thought I was high,

Some guessed I slept in that moment,

 

Except the one who lived in that moment.

 

Lastly, I opened my eyes,

With a small flicker of the same scenery again,

I smiled, whispered—

"I don't want to forget what i missed"

Moving my head,

It was covered with apartments and towers, hard enough to see the sun itself.

 

Maybe—

 

I better Stay High all the time.

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Written by
Parisha-
16 / F / India
Published
Apr 6
Lines·Words
28·176
Notes

The world is going to erase beauty,

then I’ll hold onto the feeling it gave me—

even if I have to stay “high” on it.

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#nature#urban#high#stay#evening#golden#brown
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