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Like A Candle, I Burn

Like A Candle, I Burn In Quest Of True Love
Night after night, I try to trace your same fragrance
The same old scent of your messy wardrobe
That you left with me, of course with your cold departure
Oh, yes, I try to trace you amidst the crowd
Night after night, I try to trace your same fragrance
But in vain
Like a corpse, I suffer from lifelessness
I meet outsiders
I try to identify you with their fake laughter
I move here and there
For the sake of the same pleasure
Like a corpse, I suffer from lifelessness
But in vain
I am chased by the same hunger
Nobody can repair my damaged soul
I return desperately from each door to my lonely store
Like a candle, I burn
Without any respite from the echoes of your lovely chatters
Once my room was filled with your endless conversations
Now with my misery, I seek my expiration from my unwanted possession.

Picture design Anumita Roy, Different Truths

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