Embracing my hand from the bench,
As the sun goes down,
You appeared with a chance,
I couldn't forget your name,
Not making me a lame,
It was a long hall, how did you come fast?
I stopped wondering with a blast,
When the reflection cut my soul,
I held your delicate fist,
I love the feeling of prematurely,
Covered the revelry,
Listening to you as an ethnology,
Gleaming as the time passing,
I am not sorry for making a centre
Carrying our tryst,
Forgetting all my avenges,
Seeing as the morn sun,
Unleashed my sadness with softness,
I stopped waiting on a tree for a hint,
I'm a lullaby with your tent,
I'll be here until Soul recalls,
I'll be here until the doors collapse,
I'll be standing on a one-foot,
Until I remember your name.
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Beyond The Glass
PoetryPutting poetry and prose on a glasses, A time passes, The scar built gashes, a sake of my health drew ashes, This poetry talks about the glasses, and my Cancer journey.