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I happily sold my heart to a courtesan

by k-balachandran

A castaway in the island of failed loves, my heart moved in jungle pathways, lived alone in caves, I sold it to a courtesan who courted it steadfast never had I felt such an ease in my days dark. Love is a clandestine merchandise in market places by lovers, men and women of charm and magic mixing power and allure, when the price is just right. The street of our evenings was full of laughter, my love life there saw many sunny seasons. We walked hand in hand and my sweetheart was eager to please me as my heart was full of  love's languor the meaning of love was still obscure for me and her, though we thought it was nothing but love, that kept throbbing in our every vein, it really mattered. To the tune of Blue Danube, we would wildly waltz, the sad thought it brought, made me weep inside. if the world is so wicked let's die together, and I see her dance away totally inebriated footsteps sounded near, we lost  true interest pain was chasing us, all the way from behind, we were disillusioned, love slowly got drifted gently dissipated breaking our hearts. As I cross the corner of the street alone, with my heart bleeding, often the girl for the day in tow, I feel the pang of a heart, seeking my love waiting the courtesan who kept watching me, her glassy eyes moist, all these days of wandering, eventually our eyes met. I sold my heart to the lonely courtesan, she wept, received it.
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k-balachandran
Indian
Published
May 30, 2014
Time
2m
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#love#loss#drama#final#denouement
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