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A Poet Of Myself

Dec 24, 2023
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Updated: Jul 28, 2025

By Nishtha Mishra


On all those nights that I can’t sleep,

I don’t bother counting on stars or sheep.


For I keep staring at the pitch dark blinds,

As I am too busy with the thoughts on my mind.


As I lay down in an ocean of memories,

I ask myself of what my presence really means.



I wrote love letters at hours like these,

Now I’m drowning in sorrow of all my deeds.


I cherished my feelings at this hour of time,

Now I accept my fate for I committed a crime.


On all those nights when my eyes are swelled,

I sew out with patience, a poet of myself.


By Nishtha Mishra




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