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The king of smiles in his woolen whites,
Staring at death from hydro heights.
The Sunshine of his life, in her Salwar yellow,
Wondering what drove them here and how.
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As I stand, razor in hand,
Shaving clean my face.
Barrister Heart and learned counsel Mind,
are fighting my romance case.
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In this story I am telling you,
not every one is always human.
She loves him more than she loves herself,
while he's scared that the love might kill them.
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Do we have to be in those fields
Endless and tall grass, sunshine and moon
Can't love emerge from the cramp of a hostel room?
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I am rude, full of sarcasm, the typical class clown,

But with you I'm good, emotional and my real own.
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He is dead, passed out of the world last year,
and in the business class of hell he summons the memories
of the lady of his life.
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I don't know how, but coming to think of it,
I never could make so much sense of it,
until today when I realized,
that I and E are the story of my life.
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Higher than the heights, she gets. Harder than the stone.
Deeper than the Pot. With her thoughts, all alone.

Wasted like a weed, I feel greener than the grass,
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I am the purpose defeater.
I am the one who's here,
So I'll talk to you later
I am a bottle of beer.
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Lovers In The Falls Dying

The king of smiles in his woolen whites,
Staring at death from hydro heights.
The Sunshine of his life, in her Salwar yellow,
Wondering what drove them here and how.

Two years back, in a fruit juice shop,
their hearts had met and had begun to hop.
She ran to her dad, her love she confessed,
'Dear daughter I know, how he is to be addressed.'

In the twelve months that followed, he was threatened and hit,
In an effort to reason, the couple ran out of their wit.
Through the next one year as their love ascended,
'we'll live or leave, as one', they surrendered.

On a Monday morning, a death note back home recorded,
They arrived at the falls, to watch their love get rewarded.
Laughed with the fisher men, played with the kids,
Made love and to love after death, they bid.

As they dressed back and walked to the edge,
and stuttered through their planned love pledge,
He carved their names on the bark of a tree,
And counted with tension, one two and three.

Jumped with hands holding each other's tight,
but got separated half way through their flight.
She was torn into pieces, scarf found later in a ranch,
He was alive trying to kill himself, while stuck on a tree branch.

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