News Topic:Pain

OUR HEARTS LEAVE US EVERY DAY

"Our hearts leave us every day, Without leaving traces behind. Dying in others' homes. And coming back to their homes is their habit."

SHE IS IN MY NOTIONS

"I threw my tears of pain in my pocket. Then I ignored everything just for her. While the dance of heart started again. Those pockets threw me back that pain."

Faint Smile

"Under the starry moonlit night, Like a sea in wait to eat, Bulbs too dwindle their light, As gazed upon the burnt cheat."

THE MOON

"Ache in my soul does not subside, Warmth of Summer has begun to ebb, Its brightness lay under The shadows of a deep hell."

Stoney Heart

"Stoney heart at the loss! Pain has moulded my feelings, And my heart became Stoney, Firm and solid my heartbeats."

Deep Dark Night

"The deep dark night With the stars that might Blink to the white, pale moon, And bring back you soon," writes the poet.

FEELINGS

"My whole is aching; Waiting for awakening. My soul is bruised, So is fused. Emotions die everyday, To keep happiness at bay."

PAIN

"No heart is without pain. Everyone has gone through one pain or another. But some pains are same in many respects."

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