
Where do I stick flowers now?
The empty faces,
the mundane eyes.
The silhoutte of a dark river
shifting its path across my face,
turn by turn;
Where do I paint red shades of sunset now?
A myth of potpourri,
a lake of setting cold nostrils.
I pray and repeat my rituals,
a soothsayer of my belly now,
a tale forgotten.
A night of crippled stars.
Where do I sit and attach these sunflowers now?
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Lovely
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“A night of crippled stars.” Wonderful!
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Thank you so much.:)
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This is just too beautiful.
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Thank you love:)
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Lovely. 🥺💙
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🙏
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I like the way you’ve used the questions to create a feeling of despair. It’s very effective and I felt moved ❤
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The mind is so chaotic at times. Thank you for reading.
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Wow, this paints such a serene picture ❤
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Thank you!:)
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🌸💖
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Thank you!:)
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Such remarkable words. 🖤🖤
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Beautiful! 😀
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Thank you lovely.
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You’re very welcome.
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From the picture, to the poetry, I’m smitten by your artistry and perception!
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Thank you Isha. Love to you!:)
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This is very fine poetry. Stunning and deeply moving. There’s a sense of melancholy in those lines, but it is concealed in layers of emotions that form this piece of poetry. Got me thinking, this one.
Beautiful.
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Thank you for leaving such a lovely feedback. Glad you enjoyed!:)
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My absolute pleasure friend. Have a wonderful day.
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