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They have now thronged brimful, all the barazas
In their elderly gear, in a move to cut off my thing,
The Maasai chiefs and elders have their fangs now,
More glowing in the crudeness of despotic culture,
Their foul circumcisers’ tools sharply menacing,
All focused on my ****** *******, the only joy of my nature,
They want to maliciously cut it off in their selfish solace
Minus mine consent the right of a young girl,
Chided by evils done in the name of culture,
Kwani? a maasai and culture who creates the other?
Can’t we create culture that  is so darlingly to rights of girl?
Other than receding back to crookedness of un-gendered past
Denying I your posterity the rights to self worthiness,
Kindly I beg that you don’t cut of my *******.
Those
Out-focused
photos of yours
still holds
the refreshing smile on you face.

Those
Partially done
conversations are
still waiting for your
candy sweet voice to get completed.

Those
half baked foods done by us
and the taste of those
still i can smell
the aroma around me.

Those
Long shot picture
where only you and me
holding our face
seeing the love beats in your eyes
still i can feel the warmth

One single smile of yours
can bring back
so many million memories into my heart

Loads of love to you
Yours Darlingly,
(The philosophy which says love is only when you feel it.)
<3
Unposted Letter #1
Shivpriya Mar 2019
O, dearly loved one!
Please accept my thankfulness.

My heart and its sense
of experiencing an emotion, pleads you
to accept my thankfulness.

Mother, please accept my hug.
It came upon with indebtedness for
expressing its gratitude.

Can, I please embrace your smile.
How darlingly, it touches my
heart and makes my heart open to you.

Your caring eyes!
I feel like owing this love to you.

-blessed as an expressor!

Shivpriya
#beautifulthingsandemotions

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