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Why end life by force? when we can embrace death with a living body—without shame, without fear, with acceptance, and above all, with a smile. 9:00 AM, haridwar Death never leaves you she is pure and eternal as you think—without any judgement, without any bias, without any ego. We have a problem To give importance to those who aren't available. And that's why we give importance to life. But why not death? She is far more loyal than life. She will hold your hands whenever and wherever you want—without any tantrums that life plays on you. So why fear death? When you know you will meet her anytime anywhere, but definitely. Now it's my time to meet my eternal partner— DEATH. Good bye — with end as the new beginning. The Anonymous.
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Nov 11, 2025
Nov 11, 2025 at 3:14 PM UTC
My DIARY BEFORE SILENCE
I know I’ll never fit my skin. It’s tired, worn, useless, thin. A star's glow trapped in my eyes. Buried in dark, I see no rise. The weight in my chest, from poison in my breath, Plays the hymn of my soul, On the strings of my death. My shadow, a wanderer, where light dares not tread, Dreams forged in the gallows, where demons are fed. Each song, a lament. Quantum sonnets ignored. In the endless night, bound to the darkness I hoard. My pulse-heavy hand, Strums as loud as it can. My heart beats a rhythm, Erratically unplanned. My rhythm of chaos. My melody pure. My quivering voice. My lyrics, unsure. But the echoes swell, As they scream in my mind. Like a serpent in Eden, I'm dark and divine. Deep in this garden, where a serpent has right. I wonder the blackness. Trying to carve out my light. If only for like souls, Lost deep in this doubt. Seek me, I beg you. Let me guide you out. Though I may be worn, my heart may be scarred. My ways questionable, my body may be charred. Seek me in the deep, Though darkened my path, I'll carve out my light, And threaten no wrath. Seeing through won't be easy. And hope becomes a foe. This darkness instills, A foreboding woe. Find me in the blackness, My warm heart, my cold hands. You'll know my voice, when the hair on your neck stands.
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Apr 1, 2025
Apr 1, 2025 at 9:32 AM UTC
I'll Carve Out My Light
i let crime seekers into the building because i coward afraid
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Feb 11, 2025
Feb 11, 2025 at 5:37 PM UTC
personal 25/2/6d
why look for true love when true love'll find you
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May 12, 2017
May 12, 2017 at 9:18 AM UTC
10w to seekers of love
as human beings and consumers, we often seek for contentment as seekers, we search for satisfaction to fill in missing parts of us we think we need as lovers, we seek for attention, longingness and to be far off from the void we search for what is relevant enough to be the food of our soul, and as we consume we are never satisfied so we seek for satisfaction, wanting more and with hands full, a heart pouring out of selflessness, we destroy ourselves as we fall in love, we fall apart giving and offering missing puzzle pieces that exist within us as we gradually become into nothing, we feed off of others, consuming whatever it is they have left we accept their love, and they, our flaws aware that we are only body parts that are reconnecting as we heal, we occupy their vacancies, filling in missing parts that have been hollow for too long we become their musings, their vertebrae of support they become our sanctuary and our hope they become the memories that look into the future instead of the mistakes that shaped who we are n.j.
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Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 3:19 PM UTC
seekers
From formative years To adulthood serfs-baited Servants ill-treated From their means Of existence alienated, It is with hatred From- serfdom- of- every-kind -the- newly -unshackled heads' Formatted! Though their much-lamented land Has come back to their hand Tardy,their mind proves not free, That is why they engage In a killing spree! Worse still death to all, allies Inclusive,they decree! Although it sounds funny They pay back gal For received honey! Also to cultural norms And religious ideals blind, Atavistic they slay A woman and a child In a way that is wild. Oblivious for 9-months They had a lodging In a mother's womb They want to blast it With a bomb! They want to shove in it A spherical thorny wood As far as they could. Alive,they grill a man, For idle or unskilled what They can't do, he can! In the name of God Or religious sects, Replete at this Satan-released age, They behead a man Made in God's image!///
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May 2, 2016
May 2, 2016 at 4:42 AM UTC
Liberating the mind before the land
Value in Love thy seekers to whom find Value is Truth A heart never bearing the weight it gives with focus for devotion, diligence, drive, and a darling dedication to go forth an dare to dream to desire and discover detailed thoughts of the utmost majestic, Visions that Kings would wish for.
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 7:06 PM UTC
Act of Valor
Oh they pleaded, women, men young and old, 'let us pass through that sea' to a place where we could start all over', yet their voices fall into deaf ears of their brothers and sisters from another mother land, hopeless they remain drifted in the treacherous sea feeling unwanted, unloved forever rejected, by the policies of the modern migration... the unworthy sea-going boat, becomes their coffin and the sea and the seafloor become their graveyards, the common fate of boat people - the asylum seekers.
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 1:44 AM UTC
Boat People
If I knew who I’d be by the last written line of this poem. If I knew who’d sway, besotted, beside me to lean in and catch the last word of our maundering sobhet; If this, I’d never have left my Beloved's company to begin with. I crawled wild-eyed from the depths of the inexplicable, cold embers of abandoned age, To go there. To go to the tip where the flame flickers and breath burns. The Beloved is the earth, my awareness, roots. If this, then love is the water flowing through the rock, drawn up the vine to fatten the grape. This drunken dance is a fruit harvest We fools are the wine makers. Who gets who intoxicated? Bestami Bayazid said, *"I am the wine drinker and the wine and the cupbearer I came for from Bayazid-ness as a snake from its skin. Then I looked and saw that lover and beloved are one I was the smith of my own self. I am the throne and the footstool. Your obedience to me greater than my obedience to you I am the well-preserved tablet. I saw the Kaaba walking around me."* I say, I arrived in this place two sunsets back but I did not have to travel to get here. The earth makes its way around the sun on my behalf. My journey is both a somber desert and a purling rain forest It is my pause that makes one or the other so. A hungry sparrow hops cautiously through bread crumbs strewn around a fat loaf of bread. The feast is on the table, our hands in our pockets, our mouths sealed shut, bellies full of hesitation, we circle the spread. Empty are the stores of those who Cannot sate their hunger for truth. The empty belly of a sparrow sees the universe in a morsel of bread So of what use is the whole loaf.
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 8:57 AM UTC
A Sparrow Eats the Universe (in Keeping with Derick Smith and his Poem "About Tomorrow")
If I knew who I’d be by the last written line of this poem. If I knew who’d sway, besotted, beside me to lean in and catch the last word of our maundering sobhet; If this, I’d never have left my Beloved's company to begin with. I crawled wild-eyed from the depths of the inexplicable, cold embers of abandoned age, To go there. To go to the tip where the flame flickers and breath burns. The Beloved is the earth, my awareness, roots. If this, then love is the water flowing through the rock, drawn up the vine to fatten the grape. This drunken dance is a fruit harvest We fools are the wine makers. Who gets who intoxicated? Bestami Bayazid said, *"I am the wine drinker and the wine and the cupbearer I came for from Bayazid-ness as a snake from its skin. Then I looked and saw that lover and beloved are one I was the smith of my own self. I am the throne and the footstool. Your obedience to me greater than my obedience to you I am the well-preserved tablet. I saw the Kaaba walking around me."* I say, I arrived in this place two sunsets back but I did not have to travel to get here. The earth makes its way around the sun on my behalf. My journey is both a somber desert and a purling rain forest It is my pause that makes one or the other so. A hungry sparrow hops cautiously through bread crumbs strewn around a fat loaf of bread. The feast is on the table, our hands in our pockets, our mouths sealed shut, bellies full of hesitation, we circle the spread. Empty are the stores of those who Cannot sate their hunger for truth. The empty belly of a sparrow sees the universe in a morsel of bread So of what use is the whole loaf.
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Beautiful mosaic Of a fragmented heart Made of clay and And broke apart. Parched by drought What more brings rain to remembrance of the Beloved’s name. It is in my silence that You hear how my burning thirst mouths a drought of tears. Hearts pump harder when we bleed, as Absence sounds the hollows Of the waiting reed. Into enormity of emptiness, the vastness of the beloved to disclose The sweetest water ever sipped – by the lovers parched and longing lip – is the fragrance of the wine red rose.
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Sep 24, 2014
Sep 24, 2014 at 6:13 PM UTC
Parched Earth, Quenched Heart