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Untold stories, unheard, Told stories not understood, Love felt less, laws overrated, Skies seen, touched ground more, Made less roads, followed more, Thought less, views outstanded. In The lonely aimless road of mine, A stranger, showed me another way, Lovely as The Moon herself, Eyes distant as the road itself, Hair as the dancing corn fields, Took my hands and strolled yet, I was never a good walker I guess. My unspoken words, or the Un cried tears, She never heard. Fingers distancing themselves, A hand, starting to let go, The Moon thats setting, The corn fields losing colour, The road cracking, huh! A tear to fall and vaporize. Head to be pulled straight, to be Looked back never again, Though at the end of my roads, I will rest on a ***** muds, Hoping the same stranger to Kiss me a rebirth, The painter of the cornfields, the craftsman who would make more roads for both of us to walk once more...
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Feb 2, 2017
Feb 2, 2017 at 1:14 PM UTC
Untold stories, unheard
Untold stories, unheard, Told stories not understood, Love felt less, laws overrated, Skies seen, touched ground more, Made less roads, followed more, Thought less, views outstanded. In The lonely aimless road of mine, A stranger, showed me another way, Lovely as The Moon herself, Eyes distant as the road itself, Hair as the dancing corn fields, Took my hands and strolled yet, I was never a good walker I guess. My unspoken words, or the Un cried tears, She never heard. Fingers distancing themselves, A hand, starting to let go, The Moon thats setting, The corn fields losing colour, The road cracking, huh! A tear to fall and vaporize. Head to be pulled straight, to be Looked back never again, Though at the end of my roads, I will rest on a ***** muds, Hoping the same stranger to Kiss me a rebirth, The painter of the cornfields, the craftsman who would make more roads for both of us to walk once more...
Waiting to reach to the end soon
budhaditya-bose
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Feb 2, 2017
Feb 2, 2017 at 1:14 PM UTC
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