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WHEN YOU WAKE UP?
"When you wake up? I am still waiting. Candles are to die. And the hearts are to break," writes the poet.
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FLOWERS WITHER AWAY SOON
"Flowers wither away soon. The fragrance ends in a jiffy. And the charm doesn’t last for long. Gardens are watered to dry, Seeds are sown to die."
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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."
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LET US LIVE TODAY
"Let us live now. We have been dying so far. The weather is less gloomy, And human beings look healthier."
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I HAVE SEEN
"After hiding the mystery of the heart - I have seen. By burning my heart into a part - I have seen. What is left to see furthermore?"
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What Is Sacrifice?
"What is sacrifice? A soldier gave for his motherland. A hermit left his home and slept on the sand. Humans and animals gave it for their siblings."
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