News Topic:Poetry
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TODAY, I AM AGAIN LOST
"Today, I am again lost. Lost in the wilderness. Counting the sorrows and pains. Healing the wounds of love."
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LET US MEET AGAIN
"Let us meet again. To find each other. We both miss something terribly. You are lost in me and I am lost in you."
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AFTER A LONG TIME
"After a long time, I am again the same. The person I used to be. Inexperienced but innocent, And the dreams worn on my sleeves."
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Your Every Performance Is Doomsday
"Your every performance is doomsday, Love - a doomsday, hostility - a doomsday. This beautiful delicacy, this charming temper..."
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LET’S BE UNKNOWN
"Let’s be unknown both of us once again, Not to expect any facilitation from you, Neither you should look at me with evil glances..."
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I’M GLAD I MET YOU
"I'm glad I met you, O'ye beautiful creation of God, What matter doth God created thee, Sparkling eyes, curly locks and strong head"
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I WANT TO LIVE
"I want to live, Live in peace, In the horror of struggle, With the sound of a stream," writes the poet.
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