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You followed me
everywhere, on the broken
rainbow and the stilted
waterfall,
I never asked you
to wish me luck,
or, to hold my hand
in the darkness of the city,
I never cried as I treaded alone
inside the room
to open the windows,
that lead me to the caravan
of ants and deceased forefathers
And,
I never begged you to
love me.
You followed me
everywhere, on the broken
rainbow and the stilted
waterfall, the placid mournings
of a crowded market place, to the
songs of a blind nightingale –
the placid mournings
of a crowded market place
I could feel you breathe
down my back
And yet,
I never begged you to
love me.
As the last trains
stammer on their way home,
I just wanted you to come out
of my shadow,
look at me, whisper
“How have you been, this long?”
Today Is Not My Birthday – A Poems By Amitava Nag http://t.co/ajVXlhfBsk #Poem
— Learning&Creativity (@LearnNCreate) July 11, 2014
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