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I have seen our garden after Eden, I have felt the change in the climate, I have tasted the warm summer rain, I have ploughed your perfumed harvest upon a moonlit evening. I still rummage through the memory of autumn, I still yearn to **** out the crease in your silken garments, I still feel your heartbeat fluttering in the breeze of the hummingbird’s wings, I still irrigate my life with your tears that will forever sting. I can taste your fragrance in the seeds of spring, I can close my eyes and pollinate my mind with your dreams, I can reach out and plant a kiss on the silhouette of your fingertips, I can still see the faint trace of your fertile footprint. I want to thaw out the winter from my weeping bones, I want to cast aside the sad saturated memory stones, I want to hear the melody that we wrote with our warm souls, I want to be where you are in the land where cold souls grow old. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jul 18, 2011
Jul 18, 2011 at 10:06 AM UTC
I have seen our garden after Eden
I have seen our garden after Eden, I have felt the change in the climate, I have tasted the warm summer rain, I have ploughed your perfumed harvest upon a moonlit evening. I still rummage through the memory of autumn, I still yearn to **** out the crease in your silken garments, I still feel your heartbeat fluttering in the breeze of the hummingbird’s wings, I still irrigate my life with your tears that will forever sting. I can taste your fragrance in the seeds of spring, I can close my eyes and pollinate my mind with your dreams, I can reach out and plant a kiss on the silhouette of your fingertips, I can still see the faint trace of your fertile footprint. I want to thaw out the winter from my weeping bones, I want to cast aside the sad saturated memory stones, I want to hear the melody that we wrote with our warm souls, I want to be where you are in the land where cold souls grow old. ©Rangzeb Hussain
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Jul 18, 2011
Jul 18, 2011 at 10:06 AM UTC
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