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I don’t meant to hurt you

I don’t meant to hurt you

 

Thou silent eyes scold myself savagely,

                   Reminiscences of mine sins float abruptly,

Evading from thy love haunt venomously,

                   Immoral soul of mine corroded dismally.

 

 Rescinding deceive of mine never plausibly,

                   Thy swindler defiant to reborn definitely,

Cosmos could curb mine atonement dearly,

                   Rendezvous thy bosom erupting to barmy.

 

Thou candid stare reveals thy agony,

                   Reiterating not to hurt you furtherly,

Feather species halt the trees seasonally,

                   Love for colossal haunts flyer eternity.

 

Retribution of mine fallacy is infinity,

                   Forgive dear damsel sans thy stormy,

Thy heartthrob rhymes thou love loudly,

                   Disguising of thou affection heinous cruelty.

Sensation of thou bosom dost resurrectibility,

                   Thou fascinating waves circled me firmly,

Prayed great mighty not for escapability,

                   Prisoner of thou illusion render tranquillity.

 

Confess myself thorn of thou beauty,

                    Thou petals won’t pierced again sweety,

Scarlet pigment of thou radiance widely,

                   Abstained myself to embrace thou tightly.

 

Thou senses floats through bluish sky,

                   Soothing mine soul brushing hills gently,

Render me sweetness of thou intimacy,

                   Closing vermillion eyes that became teary.

 

                                                                                                      Prakash Roy


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