Subimal Sinha-Roy Poet Rhyme

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For Margaret Lillico's Contest " Mend The Fences Or Burn The Bridges".Dated July 25, 2026

Nuances Of Togetherness

I’ve travelled a long way in lonely vale, 
in the distance I see your face gone pale, 
turning into a colorless shapeless shadow,
indistinct in the darkness of the past hollow.

But in the mystique moonshine night
solitude hangs like silver mist in sight, 
spreading a veil of glaze to forever last
on the present and on the past.

I then hear your soft footsteps clear,
carry the resonant echo of our past near,
break the shroud of loneliness, and with its shard 
we mend the fence between us in our yard.

We now keep it blissfully strong, 
where our entwined hearts belong, 
for we’ve restored it with true love as glue, 
shaping the  tomorrow, reassured and new.

Now my longing times are for you, yours mine,
on drifting winds we don’t ever incline. 
We’ve shortened the distance, come closer,
for we’ve built a bridge of fusion together.

We’ve weaved enchanted in the craving air 
the tapestry of love with fervent flair
that decorates the bridge between you and me.
Let it not burn as long as our dreams we see.

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