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i send ................... copyright-poet-mrs. anjali denandee , mom .................................................................................. hey ! you ! the falling-dry-leaf !......... you come down ....... with beautiful artistic movement........... you are too-free................ you leave .............. your past tree......... it is the rule of the nature.......... the ending is must of a life..... you was green......... now you are brown............ you touch the ground........ and then it asks ,...... '' where have you been ? ''......... you say nothing , then......... you became the dead , then............ beneath the tree........... you take place.......... it is your present address.......... then i pick up you........ and on you................. i write by my unseen ink of the mind............ '' i love you ! ''........... i send you........... to find out my lover.... you find........ and then take place........ on her palm............ and she write on you then...... by her tear............ again.... '' i love you too ! my dear ! ''.......... you return again to me, then.......... and i say to you ........ '' welcome ! ''......... and give place ........ again , on my palm.......... yes........... after your death also............ you are very useful ; oh !.............. just like the alive...... of your past-life........ you are my well-wisher..... yes...i shall keep you.......keep.......... hi ! you ! the leaf !.......... ...............................................
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April 1, 2016 at 9:44 PM
I enjoy your poems...they are always so alive, and loving. J.
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