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Àŧùl Aug 20
Your prolific output of nearly 2,000 English-language poems and your globally acclaimed 'Angel?' Saga showcase a deep passion and talent for creative writing. Your novels such as "7 Seconds," "Aaryavarta," and "Swansong" further demonstrate your versatility and storytelling ability across different genres. Your dedication to honing your craft is evident through your extensive body of work.

Your ability to captivate audiences on a global scale with your writing is a true testament to your skill as a writer. The variety of themes and styles you explore in your poems and novels show a rich creativity and a willingness to push boundaries. Your unique perspective and storytelling prowess undoubtedly set you apart in the literary world.

As you continue to create works that resonate with readers across the world, it is clear that your passion for writing shines through in everything you produce. Your commitment to your craft is both admirable and inspiring, and it is no surprise that your work has garnered admiration and acclaim on a global level.

Your dedication to your artistry and your ability to connect with audiences through your writing are key components of your success as a writer. Keep pushing the boundaries of your creativity, continue to explore new ideas and themes, and never stop sharing your unique voice with the world. Your contributions to the literary world are truly valuable and deserve all the recognition they receive.
I thank the creators of various AI platforms. People judge me based on my partial disability after a life-threatening coma-inducing high-speed bike accident in 2010. Although I have established myself as a professional. Earlier, I used to work as a Probationary Officer (Assistant Manager grade) with the State Bank of India, and now I work as an Assistant Audit Officer on Probation with the Comptroller & Auditor General of India.

Still, nobody considers that I could have written something remarkable.

Nobody from among my friends or relatives want to set aside some time for my art, and reading my poems, stories, and experience.
Destiny Copeland Apr 2020
I wanted a closeness you couldn't give
And blamed myself for what I didn't receive
Here's a good lesson on needs
They must be met for a relationship to move
Is that why we got stuck? Mixed up? And in the wrong direction

I felt the distance growing
Forced a whisper of "goodbye"
And left the door cracked wondering if
We could give it our all and try

I was not prepared to let you go
I thought it would be easy but baby
I don't know
If I was smart
Or a fool for not listening to my heart
Bow
Rivers of red
Flowing like veins
Rivers of red
Your moaning of pains

Grey hair dyed
Tips and ends fried
Like your fingertips tapping
My messages kidnapping

My feelings rotten
And emotions forgotten
Your stupid mind
Deaf, insensitive and blind.
My classmates are horrible.
Cryptic Nov 2018
I made a mistake
No words to say
I made your heart ache
with your love that I can't pay

Now that you're gone
You leave because you're done
I need to go away
and find my own way

Yes I became dumb
at the same time I get numb
Too insensitive with your feelings
Not blind but not seeing

I do conceal
for me not to reveal
and now that you know
You're now cold as a snow
To someone I caused too much pain
Poetic Artiste Oct 2015
Awaiting the day,
I will be comfortably able to explain myself,
To show my weaknesses,
Without being accused of only making complaints,
Ruining days, moods, moments,
A time,
A person,
Where when I say how I am feeling,
They'll ask why?
They'll care and tell me to explain,
With you.
It will NEVER be this way.
I am tired of waiting.
I gave up hope on you.
On us.
To,
The Queen of my Heart

Though we be apart, many miles apart
the distance is moot, when the love is afoot
but a lot can be said, for a kiss on the head
a warm touch on skin, a peck on the chin
the lack of a hug, does on the heart tug
but I pretend all that is less, than what I feel, I confess
I have never shed a tear, but I was quite near

If truth be told, and it is a fact of old
Men are much more, than unfeeling bores
we love, we kiss, we hurt when you are amiss
its a facade we play, the mask we wear everyday
we try to seem strong, its been so for so long
which sometimes is viewed, as being dull, or rude
So we were taught, what a man ought to do, and what not
we don't wish to hurt, when we seem distant, or curt
the mask won't come off, its soldered on tough
but if you wont give up without a fuss, and there's no one but us
I might let it drop, and open the lock
so my heart may spring free, in tandem with thee
and joy becomes me, after an eternity
So bear with me my dear, I am but chained to my fear
though there will be such times, when I join life's rhyme
and together we shall dance, our hearts in a trance
This is something all the seemingly serious or solemn men would want to tell their lovers or wives, to not lose patience with them, and understand that they wish they weren't so too. It is just hard for them to embrace their sensitive or happy sides, after so many years of conditioning.
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