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Nearer my reverie lake side

Nearer my reverie lake side, nearer to be a cliche to see long
These amongst the gospel songs an once loved one to belong
You and I are drifting apart for a mundane , a droplet by and by
I knew in the heart song, beneath the overshadowing karma sky
She is not going to come home without the hymn song in disguise
I will be there for these old couples of neighborhood  my premise
A windowpane of the lofty lover duo bypassing the Peoria heights
Nearer my reverie lake side, nearer to be a cliche to see long
These amongst the gospel songs an once loved one to belong
You and I are drifting apart for a mundane , a droplet by and by
I knew in the heart song, beneath the overshadowing karma sky
She is not going to come home without the hymn song in disguise
I will be there for these old couples of neighborhood  my premise
A windowpane of the lofty lover duo bypassing the Peoria heights
Nearer my reverie lake side, nearer to be a cliche to see long
These amongst the gospel songs an once loved one to belong
You and I are drifting apart for a mundane , a droplet by and by
I knew in the heart song, beneath the overshadowing karma sky
She is not going to come home without the hymn song in disguise
I will be there for these old couples of neighborhood  my premise
A windowpane of the lofty lover duo bypassing the Peoria heights

Copyright © Tamanna Ferdous | Year Posted 2026

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Date: 9/9/2026 2:38:00 AM

This poem creates a dreamlike, incantatory atmosphere through its deliberate repetition. The recurring seven-line passage feels like a refrain or hymn, beautifully echoing the poem’s gospel-song imagery, longing, separation, and the sense of lives drifting beneath a “karma sky.” Its fragmented, surreal phrasing gives the piece a reverie-like quality, while details such as the windowpane, old neighbourhood couples, and Peoria Heights lend the emotional landscape a haunting, cinematic texture.

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