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What a Pain.


What a grief,  what a fate,
Seeing him there was such a pain.
 
Bittersweet yearning that I can’t express in words,
Going through this longing was the toughest thing in the world.
 
Yearning of not seeing you,
You’ll never be here this is what I knew.
 
Suddenly a dream coming true,
Since I was longing to meet you.
 
Spark of his eyes,
That no more resides there,
It was the most agonizing thing,
When I saw you staying there.
 
Stopping myself from running to your arms,
I can’t tell about the catastrophe running in my mind.
 
Reminiscing those laughter we shared,
There was no sign of smile now in your face,
Your captivating words faded in such a way,
That it kill a part of me everyday…
 
Can’t express,
I can’t explain,
That miss your smile in so many ways.
 
Few moments there,
Just like a magic, 
That moment of ecstasy brings,
The kaleidoscope of memories..
 
And that twilight,
she fell asleep without any tear,
As if she met her dream,
After a century there
 
Aarushi sharma
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