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I may not be yours
But you will always be mine
In my mind
My fetish you
Like stowed in the cellar
An ageold bottle of wine

Bharti
I became whimsical only in your rave
My swin was smooth until caught by your wave

Bharti
I can move mountains
With your little love equal to a mole
With the tiniest corner in your heart
I can make fractions into a whole
Don't get close to me
Get close to me

Bharti
I am looking in the mirror tirelessly you know
As it is mirroring you from tip to toe
It is taking much time to dress
As I am wearing your interests

But in the end I look eyeful

Bharti
during the day
my shadow
walks behind me
that I can't see
in the inky night
my unseen
comes to be

in the light
what I hide
from all to see
in the dark
comes alive
in words
to form
my midnight poetry
effortless is
thinking ill
thinking good
requires will
when baffled
best is
to bring
all thoughts
to still
They say 'Be Yourself'

My-self confused

Who am I?
Where is my self?
Most do not even realise this till the end of life. Just a threadbare phrase for ordinary.
Clinging to PAST TENSE
Trying for FUTURE PERFECT
Making all PRESENT TENSE

All VERBS tensed.
All verbs tensed implies our thoughts, speech, and actions.
A sadness that I implore.
It is sweet yet, indignating.
Why, you might ask?
The truth is …
There is no truth once you are God.
Everything is true.
To the criminal who ***** and killed his daughters
To the dying voices of the martyr mothers who protected their family.
Foucault says it too.
It is true. What is better than truth?
That question will end the day we realise that we are all true.
Even in the art of lying, there is a truth.
There is pukka.
There is an inexplicable oneness.
It is unappeasable.
One has to accept it.

Even your murderer has a point.
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