Shasha Mesha

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Spooned or swindled?
The ephemeral heart questioned the eternal soul,
For only the soul can quench the thirst of the beautiful lie,
A lie that she heavily relied upon,
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And there was a flock of swans
Who frolicked gloriously
They conquered a small part of the black lake
Always spreading their wings high
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The sun is entirely devoid of darkness
It overpowers the universe with its intense flare
Feels like an enormous volcanic wind scratching the surface of earth
It prides on the mere fact that there can only be ‘one' who radiates the gleam
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The clasp was surreal,
It felt completely cosmic
The walk continued a great distance,
I was being led this time
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To fathom the unfathomable is the mission,
A rather queer feeling comes marching into solitude,
This has been a perpetual inner battle,
The owner claims possession of it,
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Shasha Mesha Biography

Shasha resides in Malaysia and has is an ardent fan of Rabindranath Tagore's work. She believes that whatever the lips fail to say, the pen helps to express it. Being a non-conformist, Shasha's poems are mostly free verse. Poems are the only written material that should not be subjected to criticism as it is abstract and distinguished.)

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When The Heart Meets The Soul

Spooned or swindled?
The ephemeral heart questioned the eternal soul,
For only the soul can quench the thirst of the beautiful lie,
A lie that she heavily relied upon,
And she continued to sprinkle water of hopes on an intricate garden,
It blossomed swiftly and the sight was phenomenal,
Leading to a mysterious yet quintessential path of flowers,
With petals of sunflower tickling her silky feet,
She was convinced that the fragrance had coiled within her,
And then rose a new question,
Should she continue to merely sprinkle or assume a luxuriant garden of her own?

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