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Oh! the pride of my destitution; With folded hands I implore, the dead mercy in thee; Stay a bit longer, don't go. Don't go before my impudence Narrates you the torture, Your devotee has suffered In absence of thy compassion. The nostalgic reverberations Painted the silhouette of My empty silent nights, With the brushes of insomnia. The growling of first breeze With the breaking of dawn, Reminded me of those looks The tantalising world was about to hurl. Will you silently survive, The excruciation of my day? Maybe you're too anxious But my vocals are tired. © Badee Uz Zaman
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Dec 12, 2016
Dec 12, 2016 at 9:37 PM UTC
MIDNIGHT DREAM II
Oh! the pride of my destitution; With folded hands I implore, the dead mercy in thee; Stay a bit longer, don't go. Don't go before my impudence Narrates you the torture, Your devotee has suffered In absence of thy compassion. The nostalgic reverberations Painted the silhouette of My empty silent nights, With the brushes of insomnia. The growling of first breeze With the breaking of dawn, Reminded me of those looks The tantalising world was about to hurl. Will you silently survive, The excruciation of my day? Maybe you're too anxious But my vocals are tired. © Badee Uz Zaman
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Dec 12, 2016
Dec 12, 2016 at 9:37 PM UTC
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