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A few dried leaves He makes a fire. *The fire in him All his dreams Cinders now!* Twigs of wood A small spark Is all he need. *For breathes the belly He must feed!* The past is dim Nay the past is blank All left is now. *When the fire burns out Ashes will fly!* He makes daily A meal measly With deadwood. *When is next He doesn’t brood!* A roadside meek Lives on pick Yet don’t die. *When the fire burns out Ashes will fly!* None bothers his fate High up they wait For him to die. *When his fire burns out Vultures will fly!*
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Nov 9, 2013
Nov 9, 2013 at 2:37 AM UTC
Dried Leaves and a Spark
A few dried leaves He makes a fire. *The fire in him All his dreams Cinders now!* Twigs of wood A small spark Is all he need. *For breathes the belly He must feed!* The past is dim Nay the past is blank All left is now. *When the fire burns out Ashes will fly!* He makes daily A meal measly With deadwood. *When is next He doesn’t brood!* A roadside meek Lives on pick Yet don’t die. *When the fire burns out Ashes will fly!* None bothers his fate High up they wait For him to die. *When his fire burns out Vultures will fly!*
pradip-chattopadhyay
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Nov 9, 2013
Nov 9, 2013 at 2:37 AM UTC
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