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Confession


I wish it would have been easy
To pass my days
To laugh carefree
When I know
Your presence
Could have changed everything
I don't complain
Neither do I regret
Yet, here I am
On my knees
In front of you
To kiss your palm
Which I always wanted to do
Do not look into my eyes
You might see
A different world
Not for you my love
Perhaps it speaks your absence
A smile I hold
Every time I have to lie
I cannot fool you
I can only smile
For truth to be known
You never fail
To pick a few signs
And then I confess
How much I love
How much I miss
Not by my words
But how I react

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  1. Rahul SrivastavaMay 01, 2017 5:28 pm

    Amazing... Keep it up :)

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  2. RishabhMay 02, 2017 10:39 pm

    I don't know a lot but I you even grown as writer ...I hope many more to come as well...

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    1. Richa SainiMay 02, 2017 11:28 pm

      Thank you...planning to be regular now with my writing :)

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