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Poetry

For me, poetry didn't ring a bell until a much later part of my life, and after that, it's been a learning experience every time I write one poem. Here's a list of the ones which I've written. They aren't in any particular order. It's a collection, accumulated over the course of years!

Happy Reading! All feedback is welcome! :)

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The Culture of a Train - "While closing the miles..."

Questions of Sanity - "Through those steps of solace...."

An Abode by The Path - "The very existence of lives.."

Where's All the Time Gone? - "The ticking clock needles.."

And Then You Played That Song - "On that silent night.."

The Faraway Lights - "Across the unseen borders.."






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