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A poetry that talk's of a women's pain, sorrow, and agony of losing someone really close to you, your heart and trying to deal with all such things.
A poetry that talk’s of a women’s pain, sorrow, and agony of losing someone really close to you, your heart and trying to deal with all such things.
Today when I heard of you
My eyes overflowed
It’s long too long since I heard from you
But something was there that belonged to you
as much as belonged to me
It wasn’t apparent
it wasn’t hidden either
Certain feelings are beyond the reach of words
what was there that filled my eyes with briny water
was it the moments
that were spent together
long too long back
or the pain a woman perceives
on hearing another woman in pain
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