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As thunder put paid to my tranquility, I ventured out of my darkened room, Into my fecund garden, Amidst blooms I'd lovingly brought forth, Unblemished, unexceptional. Fraught with anxiety, I searched, For peace, joy, equanimity. And then the Gale brought me, A shock of pink. A battered displaced bloom, Torn from home by violent gusts of wind, Left to the mercies of strangers, Disparate, unconnected, Yet vivid, ablaze. Ephemeral perhaps, But substantial.
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Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 9:46 AM UTC
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As thunder put paid to my tranquility, I ventured out of my darkened room, Into my fecund garden, Amidst blooms I'd lovingly brought forth, Unblemished, unexceptional. Fraught with anxiety, I searched, For peace, joy, equanimity. And then the Gale brought me, A shock of pink. A battered displaced bloom, Torn from home by violent gusts of wind, Left to the mercies of strangers, Disparate, unconnected, Yet vivid, ablaze. Ephemeral perhaps, But substantial.
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28/F/Bhopal, India
Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 9:46 AM UTC
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