Unearthed

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In these ribs, i unearthed sad

poems a plenty of times. Your name

had been a constant echo–audible

enough to etched on every

tombstones in the graveyard of my

life.


In every heaps of roses slowly dying,

wilting under the torrid heat of the sun

and with every lycoris flourishing by

the pelting rain; my hands are itching

to get a hold of your cold ones.


Do you hear me? Did my ardent call

reached you as i write down these

words for yet another plea for your

love?


My darling, i've grown tired of

pretending you choosing me over her

lily-white smiles';

Now come and see

me under the remains of the dying

lights.

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