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You were the days that walked past me when a maternal touch melted my griefs drizzling the drops of sorrow's retreat You were the days that sang to me the replies of the leaves on my memory's tree that refused to fall but swayed in peace to the music beneath the subtle calls of an autumn's breeze You were the days that gifted me dreams where I could relish the waves nudged by the silver ferry that blissfully rowed across darkness's sea as a flavour that was sweeter than sweetness could be You were the days that deserted me amidst the dance of the waves that drowned me within an ocean of solitude the waters of which failed to quell the thirst of my desire for your immortal kiss Weakened by the venom of the serpents of senility as I lay chained to the cot that awaits my bid bloomed again a million flowers that portrayed heaven behind the doors of my mind whose beauty spread an aroma of glee the kiss of oneness between childhood and me
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Jan 17, 2010
Jan 17, 2010 at 8:16 AM UTC
Childhood and Me
You were the days that walked past me when a maternal touch melted my griefs drizzling the drops of sorrow's retreat You were the days that sang to me the replies of the leaves on my memory's tree that refused to fall but swayed in peace to the music beneath the subtle calls of an autumn's breeze You were the days that gifted me dreams where I could relish the waves nudged by the silver ferry that blissfully rowed across darkness's sea as a flavour that was sweeter than sweetness could be You were the days that deserted me amidst the dance of the waves that drowned me within an ocean of solitude the waters of which failed to quell the thirst of my desire for your immortal kiss Weakened by the venom of the serpents of senility as I lay chained to the cot that awaits my bid bloomed again a million flowers that portrayed heaven behind the doors of my mind whose beauty spread an aroma of glee the kiss of oneness between childhood and me
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Jan 17, 2010
Jan 17, 2010 at 8:16 AM UTC
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