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Hums of yardbird

Poetry

Yardbird (noun): A convict. A caged bird is brimming with emotions of wisdom and chaotic perceptions. These mellifluous hums and horrendous whiffs portray certain beliefs and stories. The aches it rummages is a song. Hop in to dine. Little poetic co...

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Hums Of Memory

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by yaris052018

by yaris052018

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Recognizing is a fresh fragrant flower,
Mastery to relish the past in it's fineness,
Swords of wrecked memories being lethally kind,
Swift friend or luring foe? Oh, time, do tell,
Akin to six walkers whirling amidst mirth and mends.

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Forgetting is an arid speck of quiver,
Rivalry of neurons ending in goneness,
Cloak of hush being strong in the mind,
Gentle refresh or horrible pause? Oh, time, do spell,
Akin to memory of six walkers clouded in the shrine of the end.

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Rhyme scheme: ABCDE|ABCDE

Belief behind:

Memory and forgetting are two coins of human being that keeps the mind sane.

Mytho-element:

Six walkers: Refers to six seasons,

1. Vasanta (Spring)
2. Grishma (Summer)
3. Varsha (Monsoon)
4. Sharad (Autumn)
5. Hemanta (pre-winter)
6. Shishira (winter)