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Premium Member Heart Thumps Linger

Grasping onto the tip of my index finger 
Through her comforting warmth, I can feel her heartbeat 
Emerald green stares back at me- heart thumps linger 
Adorableness overload...and so petite 

At that moment, the beauty of "Life" lifts my hair 
Goosebumps galore cover me, like sand on a beach 
Is soft, her breath- like feathers kissing in mid-air 
So meek her nose, fingers and toes...her skin so peach 

Her one syllable sounds are music to my heart 
Her movements flatter my soul like angels with wings 
Yet, cute is the sound of her "Surprise little "Fart" 
So grateful I am, Lord- for the joy that she brings 

Grasping onto the tip of my index finger 
Emerald green stares back at me- heart thumps linger

A Smile

Don't make me to say 

Don't make me to say 
That's any empty wishes I may 
leave you 
Don't ask me that I hate you for 
this 
Don't say about this life and 
beyond that you never give me 
A pride and privilege to wear an 
Outfit made the touch of the 
Beauty of moon and stars 
What ever may any says by the adorableness at that time my 
Princess I am far not like night 

Just go near a pond and see outfit which is just reflecting my love into your plain night fits with moon and stars 

Be miss when you saw.. Now smile 

With love all 
Jagdish Bajantri

Premium Member Judge Not

We sank into the sea 
Millions of years ago,
Our carcasses set to the sun.
We basked in our own erosion
While our forever-hearts were 
scorched into the brown floor,
Wedging what was left of us 
Into primordial adorableness.
Escaping into ghost love 
Is a natural response.
Let us not judge so quickly.


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