Plabita Bhaskar Poems

I feel your pulse,
Can read your heart,
Your eyes that meet my soul.
You walk in my dreams, in my mind,
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I leap a vivacious somersault,
My heart in joy it races.
My trillion blood cells and a million goosebumps,
Wild, in horse power paces.
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You gleam bright in mild fluorescence.
Like a soothing sun, on a wintry day.
Amidst the hordes of people dense,
Your face a rare fond countenance.
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Get drenched, fall free
Nimbus dear...
Cleanse the dreary soul
The wind sings tales of agony
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Planted life and ecstasy
An orchard beheld the core.
Vowed to live and die along
Nor would ask for more.
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My mind a mini parachute,
It takes a fancy spin.
Fly me miles in the misty air,
As I gossip with the wind.
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Walls of her womb,
To gently rest.
Knotted to her, by an umbilical cord.
My first breathe occurred in that tender suburb.
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Eyelids shut on a summer day,
A thought wink-wink my mind.
How would I look like?
Post life ends,
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When you were sitting alone
Your mind unrest
Lines strewn hard on thy forehead
Crystalline droplets your eyes that shed
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My days are all so indolent.
As I stroll across the corridor,
My eyes fixed at the huge round clock.
I binge and I lull so deep.
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