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A Letter To The Presence I Used to Know

By C.Vedaakshar


To the presence I used to know,

I feel gelid in a quite tropical day

to write these words with much dismay.


I found your trinket

on my way to the hills of winket,

I found it wet

may be because of the tears that I wept.


Reminds of those memories 

which I should have let slip.

Those memories which

made me write this script.


The ink of my pen fades as I write

like my life fades as I fright.

Maybe its time to say farewell

not just to you but to my life

filled with agony.


I’ll let the divine decide 

if we’ll meet again or not,

Me, a blot on a vessel of life

ready to be wiped.


By C.Vedaakshar


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