rakesh jaddu Poems

She’s got a garden in her backyard,
Two plantlets, waiting to become plants,
She waters them everyday with care,
She wants them to grow, oh so fast!
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…and years go by waiting for you,
A lonely cry, a moist tear,
Is all the company I have here.
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I try to hold on to you so tight,
But you always end up victorious in the fight.
I try to hold you close,
And never let you go away
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Two dreams vaporized into dust,
Two nations displayed cold eyed lust.
Two kids played in the sand that day,
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The sun is covered, its glory lost;
The earth shivers, shrouded in frost.
As the light of day faded,
Clouds of rain paraded.
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There I stand; staring at myself.
Could I have been anybody else?
Could I have changed what was meant for me?
Or did I have to surrender to destiny?
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There’s a path I’ve never walked on,
There’s a road left forlorn,
There’s a place where desolate dreams come true,
But that’s a place I can’t go with you.
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Waiting to die, he reflected on his past.
Waiting for the right time,
He let life pass.
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Shuffling down this path of gloom,
I observe there is much more room.
Fear dominates cheer here,
And sweat is replaced by the tear.
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All these shades of gray,
Nibbling into my black and white
Will one day convince me,
That they are, but black and white.
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