nimal dunuhinga

Poems by nimal dunuhinga : 710 / 1850
Heart - Poem by nimal dunuhinga
I am a journeyman; a solitary pilgrim.
Worried for nothing,
If your heart is an inn
I'll be your first lodger to stay in.
I am a blind man, helpless creature and lost my way
If your heart can see a remedy to my vision
I'll be your first patient
I am a cripple with crutches lost everything
If your heart is a burial place
I'll be the first luckiest man to rest in peace in your bosom.
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Poem Submitted: Monday, October 31, 2005
Poem Edited: Tuesday, October 24, 2006
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