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Tangled in Haze

Who am I to be in pain,?
When no blood gushes through my vein?
Why be ecstatic when it rains,
Doesn’t it end up in the drain?
Why am I drenched in disdain,
When I take a trip down the memory lane?

Is it love, or just a glance I seek,
Is the world too calloused or am I too meek?
Made of glass, too fragile to peek,
Exposed a little more as I speak.
Wrecked in silence, quiet and weak,
Like thoughts that wander but never seek.

They say, time helps heal.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Do I even have a wound to seal?                                                                                                    When others have far more to bear,                                                                                                      What right is mine to reel?                                                                                                                    If all that answers me is agony,                                                                                                               Do I still have the right to feel?

In the end, is it all a hoax?
A banter the aching silence pokes;
Laughed when I didn’t see the jest,
Stayed standing when I should’ve left.
Joy knocks, but never enters me;
Is it me in glee, or c’est la vie?

Copyright © Navneet Kaur | Year Posted 2025


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