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The winds whistle my name As I walk on this lonely path Everything looks almost the same Except the monuments ruined art The heart was stained red Tear marks on it's face I saw The monument looked sad On this bright day, it refused to glow As I looked closer, I felt drips of water Over my shoulder, as I stood near A feeling of a mother, missing her daughter In those still eyes, sipping out was its tear I never thought stones could really cry Crafted by men, a persona beautiful art Even if I wipe out its tears to dry I wouldn't feel the pain it bears in its heart... ©sim
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Sep 17, 2017
Sep 17, 2017 at 10:07 PM UTC
A Monuments Tear
The winds whistle my name As I walk on this lonely path Everything looks almost the same Except the monuments ruined art The heart was stained red Tear marks on it's face I saw The monument looked sad On this bright day, it refused to glow As I looked closer, I felt drips of water Over my shoulder, as I stood near A feeling of a mother, missing her daughter In those still eyes, sipping out was its tear I never thought stones could really cry Crafted by men, a persona beautiful art Even if I wipe out its tears to dry I wouldn't feel the pain it bears in its heart... ©sim
Seema
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41/F/Fiji Islands
Sep 17, 2017
Sep 17, 2017 at 10:07 PM UTC
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