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Solitary Ardour

Dec 6, 2024
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By Khushi Tanganiya

Since the day love's essence faded into memories,

I have always asked a question to the moon:

"From there, do I really look alone?"


As tears cleansed my soul today,

the moon finally replied:


"You always were, in your ardor zone.

The love was yours—and yours alone."


By Khushi Tanganiya


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