Somendra Gaur Poems

Her smile is a selcouth,
The fair complexion others run behind,
She doesn't need that,
She ain't arrogant,
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Me & the hollowness in my aura, often chat about the Twinkling of your eyes with the stars;
[Let me tell you a secret, they're jealous, tbh]
My tongue spoke my mind, the cheeks & eyes ended up embarrassing me.
The most important thing about kissing you was soothing your soul through the bend of your lips.
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I woke up in the morning,
Nobody to wish a 'good mornin' to
Unlike yesterday,
The sunrays that pierced the curtains,
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Once there lived a dog,
In the house of humans,
Healthy, wealthy, and wise,
still not free.
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Beneath his feet lies a rose,
Crushing it under;
He moves.
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I'm tired can I keep my head in your lap under your aphotic hairs?
I'm starving can you feed me with your hands again?
I'm misty-eyed can you cuddle me one more time?
I'm walking solitary can you knot your runt finger with mine?
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She was not the tallest but fiercest,
Her hair were henna red,
Depicting some different but acquaintance like fragrance,
Till my memory goes,
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Just climbing the mountains,
To ignore the fountains,
Fountain of tears,
Fountain of my fears,
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In hollow of these four walls,
In silence of this darkness,
Abhoring you isn't a part of my routine but your memories keep reviving it,
the more I think,
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I know how to get out of this runnel, but I wanna sink this time.
Let that sink in;
Crimsoned by the thought of you,
I plan to bribe your street dogs to share your breathing space, just to vibe on your fragrance.
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