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The endless wait...




Pic courtesy: Photo Arts Creations
A mournful morning bright,
The sunrays prick my eyes,
I wait for thee, my life in blight,
As you left without good-byes
An ageless light casts shadows,
Shadows timeless with light,
Giving closure to the morning,
Comes the painful night. 
Will you be home soon?
Will I see you at noon?
Maybe, my heart lies. But I 
know these questions are 
Not wise.
And I keep waiting for thee,
My life in blight. As you left me
Without any good byes. 
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  1. Himanshu23 December 2009 at 00:10

    There won't be any good byes,
    Just a few muffled sighs.

    Coz things will be good soon,
    Just like the changing shape of desert dune.

    For a while, will have to play a different tune,
    And expect from cacophony you to be immune.

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  2. archie23 December 2009 at 15:10

    I am not someone who is too much into emotions. But yes, the lines did tickle some very soft spots.. Me coming to work far away from my mom.. my best friend going US after marriage..And many more..

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  3. Nikki23 December 2009 at 15:12

    @ Archie

    Staying away from and friends leaving is indeed difficult!

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  4. Lost_in_Love23 December 2009 at 23:54

    Continuing to love someone whom you loved even after she has left you is the saddest thing especially when you haven't a clue as to the reason.

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  5. Lost_in_Love23 December 2009 at 23:56

    Waiting for and still loving someone whom you loved even after she has left you is the saddest thing especially when you haven't a clue as to the reason

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  6. ushma25 December 2009 at 12:33

    And I keep waiting for thee,
    My life in blight. As you left me
    Without any good byes.

    i liked this a lot :).... so very well expressed.

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  7. As the Mind Meanders4 January 2010 at 01:58

    I see you dissapear
    Now iron now smoke
    Milestones measuring distances
    Detachment distorting space and time

    Unheard is my lament
    For that tacit goodbye
    That escaped quietly
    To the realm of eternal silence

    YOU ARE BACK... AND STILL BRILLIANT... All ijj well with the world now... :)

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  8. Johny Alives12 December 2010 at 20:57

    Nikki

    thank you for using one of my photos from Photo Arts Creations.... glad you wrote a poem about it... a sad poem ....

    go see my new blog ... I think you will like it...

    http://photoartscreations.blogspot.com/

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