Consolation Poem by dipak adhya

Consolation

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I have been more rigid and quite
Patience awaits me
Mournful tears seem to me unnatural
Rather, if I stumble in time of walking
I don't think myself indifferent
It is the way that is rough and not walkable

I have been more rigid and quite
My thoughts don't stoop to past
My memories don't come and bother
At night when I look at the sky
Don't think your name was the same
No, now I hanker after myself

I myself, having lost myself
Only look for something that was never
Possessed by me and you either
Belief: only this noun of six letters.

Tuesday, April 10, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: social
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Dr Antony Theodore 06 April 2020

I myself, having lost myself Only look for something that was never Possessed by me and you either Belief: only this noun of six letters. beautiful . your poems are known for its clarity. tony

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Dipak Adhya 10 April 2018

I myself think of me not as frail, my values are not so cheap...

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