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MEMORY JEWELS


While touring Into the distant Adventurous past, Gallivanting in the corridors Where jewels of memories hang, Of moments spent together, I stumble upon The newness of thoughts that rays reflect And eagerly uncover: A crowd of ifs and buts gather and spill, questioning me: What kind of reference point is he? Why don't my feelings rot, and why do they dry not?
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Amita SANGHAVI

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Comments (3)

Ruprekha
Nostalgic.
Amita SANGHAVI
Thank you! Appreciate your response.
dishas
how exactly do you manage to put down feelings in such a beautiful way... your poems make me wanna say : this is exactly how i am feeling but never in my wildest dreams i would have been able to pen it down so nicely.. lovely !!!

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