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Hidden Love

Once the Earth was waiting too much
Flowering the best code
It look like a wedding planned
Just for it to land
The earth was blooming to much
The birds were cooing 
To pleasant it with lei of love
Even the quiet was speaking too much
Waiting for it like a plant wait for the sunlight to bloom it up
It’s finally arrive, but it was eerie too much
The earth soaked calamity instead of luscious
The birds weren’t mellifluous enough
 even the quite was deaf enough
The earth  was sailing its own recked boat in its own land which was bloody enough
It was raining too much that  the drops were salty enough
It seems like the Earth was waiting too much

Copyright © Aditi Garg | Year Posted 2023



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Hidden Love

Once the Earth was waiting too much
Flowering the best code
It look like a wedding planned
Just for it to land
The earth was blooming to much
The birds were cooing 
To pleasant it with lei of love
Even the quiet was speaking too much
Waiting for it like a plant wait for the sunlight to bloom it up
It’s finally arrive, but it was eerie too much
The earth soaked calamity instead of luscious
The birds weren’t mellifluous enough
 even the quite was deaf enough
The earth  was sailing its own recked boat in its own land which was bloody enough
It was raining too much that  the drops were salty enough
It seems like the Earth was waiting too much

Copyright © Aditi Garg | Year Posted 2023

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Trifling war

Why did i did that i shall never do that again 
Should never make them feel like this again 
Feeling empathy for the soul why am i doing it again  I must be absurd overreacting again 
I feel for those who feels like a prisoner with no crime being a prey of hatred as a acid rain 
I wish none feels the feeling when you feel like a victim between the people society says are our patron
You can blame the scars and dismiss the healing to process ignore the cause and act like I have became blemish 
I admired you and never looked at someone thinking they could be superior then  my patron but only did I knew that world is not fair 
Judgements kept flooding but I tried to splash around and find that patron but little did I know those judgements were a result of jejune and rickety of my dear 
Now I admire silent showers because none can blame my red eyes  from my tears 
Now I admire outlanders because atleast I can share without worrying about the abuse I suffer due to my patron’s fear 
I swear I try sacrificing everything I affectionate 
Just that I could see a smile at my patron’s face 
I never cared enough for myself because of the worldly formalities you provided to show you care but I am sorry to tell that those scars are still fresh i have to hide them and disguise them as a past war I beared 
I hope someday I care enough to think about myself who always cared for ones who showed little valentine and made me feel like that they care 
I hope someday patron you care enough to understand me the way you expect to be cared to listen to my causes of the scars I bore so you could smile with pride infront of the fellow people who never showed even little concern over things you feared

Copyright © Aditi Garg | Year Posted 2024

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A thing so splendid

A thing, a thing so beautiful that even the evil eyes consider it as a obsession.
Something so fragile that it can break a person into many pieces, a thing that one experience once in their lifetime, if done right it can make a cracked one healed and if it goes wrong it ruin every breathe of that person.
The thing so rare and sparse that not every being can discern. It comes to one least expected, it makes one a crazy prisoner locked in a jail full of devotion. One’s heart drums in their body to confess that in all strange maybe they dynamite  love. I guess once again the have been enshrined

Copyright © Aditi Garg | Year Posted 2024


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