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Birds of Passage

Alone he goes to distant lands His feet needs the warmth of different sands Finds a nest wherever he goes This is the life the poor soul chose. In this tied up treadmill world Where many life stories go untold Unable to live the mainstream life and crumble, He wanted to be a hidden stream in the jungle. He strolled along a farm of daffodils, The scene of countless stars it fulfills. A dive in the deep blue brine, Displays an ineffable beauty of the divine. He could never leave anything behind, Bagging every experience he could find, And all he gets in his journey Is a sense of blissfulness similar to a symphony.

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