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Best Poems Written by Aucin Sharma

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Collapsed Cube

She had won a toy,
for her it was a great achievement,
it gave her moments to enjoy,
and became a piece of attachment.

He dropped her emotions from terrace,
her feelings shattered with the cube,
the day transformed to calaveras,
and the heart was scarred with a grube.

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HEY GIRL!

Hey girl think before you give your precious moment,
Hey girl keep your standards high
For you and your interests are important
And you hold the right to deny.

Hey girl love yourself as no one does,
Give your admirers, some space
But keep an ocean of your buzz,
To fly as if no one can touch your pace.

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HE AND HIS PRESENT

After quite long I again saw those eyes
And it felt like there are still some butterflies
It was like my feelings got another rise
I lost one more time, from where it all arise.
I can see myself still desiring to wait
To just have a glance, outside the school gate
Observing your each giggle and every trait
How do I get out of this unpleasant state
I force myself to present
Try to forget each moment
But then I see you with your present
Your head in her hands, with something so pleasant
that you shine so nice, and she deserves your peasant
I know she is the best match for you
So best that I do not have a clue
You are happy with her and that is true
I accept it, fitting myself in your shoe.

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Feeling Low?

Sometimes its okay to feel low,
it’s an ordinance of life
to make you acquainted of rife
that it is inevitably strident to grow.

It’s his expedient to steer you 
to see the life’s chronicle view.
See the vivid blue-sky,
be stance budding warrior it’s time to fly.

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Whispers of Air

Travelling through the roads
Vibing with my song
Releasing emotional loads
Thinking nothing was ever wrong

Observing lives in different abodes
May this ride be forever long
As it makes me full with epodes
If not forever then a bit prolong

The air feels something different
As if it wants to tell me about something
But fails to sound efficient
I can still understand you rumbling

About the lives I see travelling along
It feels a different ubiquity
Mixed on the path of distinct belong
I see them but not the deep identity.

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UNTITLED UTTERANCE

In the midst of expectations
she learnt acceptance
far away from grievance
she practiced transitions.

She doesn’t seek perfections
just some inductance
and some capacitance
are what lead to her aspirations.

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ETERNAL REVERIE

My soul drenches in the realm of your quintessence 
To rise in its resplendent renaissance
Akin to the birth of a feathered avian
Searching in your heart, a tiny pavilion.
Held up by the reciprocation of your love 
Which has not done yet, despite of heavy hove
Within the strength of yearn, never dies
The sensibilities that keep the souls’ ties.
Devotion to you taught me self-amore,
Yet I was alive, now I live to the core.

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INT-EXT SHE?

In the world of introverts and extroverts, she is unknown
She adapts herself with the person she attaches to
Is this a real place for her to be grown
Or just a mere illusion, still to be known.

Is being an introvert glorified to know the inner-self 
Or an extrovert connects to the world nicely
But what if she doesn't know who she is herself
Writing this poetry to express her feelings precisely.

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Faux Reality

The real enjoyment is in green,
you’ll love its speaking silence,
play once and you’ll forget the screen
where you innocently learn violence.

Live some precious moments with family,
peep out of the virtual world for once
you’ll get solution to each anomaly
and will reunite with the real loved ones.

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YOUR ROOTS IN MY GRAVE

If I ever die, come to my grave to bestow blossoms
And add grief to condolencing customs
I’ll embrace your flowers, because I never did, being alive
Or I should say, your flowers waited for my death to arrive

My heart does not desire to see you wail
Not even God will hear your rail
Come and plant the flowers on my grave
Water them, if you want my afterlife to be brave.