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Taharat Khan
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May 26
Wanderer's Despair
For ages, that letter, unopened, lies,
I don't know when last I opened these closed window eyes.
Awake, I am pondering, how fares your "first" afternoon's light?
My room's now as messy as I am tonight.
I don't recall when last the setting sun did gleam,
How much I long to ask, "Why with my heart do you scheme?"
Back then, the address was fresh, a brand new start,
To write you a letter was joy for my heart.
The diary remains, but its pages are worn and so frail,"Shreyasi," did such a one exist, a sorrowful tale?
Who brought to this foolish wanderer, such deep despair,
Today, the open breeze whispers, "Come, let's wander far, beyond all care..."
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Taharat Khan
15/M/South Asia
(15/M/South Asia)
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