The Seperation

I have never thought this before
The faint idea though has at times given me the chill
I am in a pursuit to prove my entire adversary wrong
How much I gain that will be a story I will have to tell
So the surge continue crushing unsure smile
I hope there is no remorse for the chances that I never took
The separation is a word I hate to use
And worse, it is so hard to live with

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  1. Poet - Reliving again!September 28, 2011 at 2:48 AM

    Hey Kamal,

    This is a lovely post.
    Although tough for me to discern the actual depth of your thoughts,it always leaves me amazed and inspired.

    Regards,
    Avi

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