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Luring Lullabies - I When I stumble subtly on boo

Luring Lullabies - I

When I stumble subtly on books and boredom,
I feel there's a part of me still stuck 
With those roads of pale flowers 
Of fresh autumn and less pour.
I desire to pick them one by one 
But just like your eyelashes they turn back.
My nostrils fill up with muse and moisture 
My eyes keep dangling 
As if they shall pop out to you.

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© Rajat Kumar Dalai //Luring Lullabies I

When I stumble subtly on books and boredom,
I feel there's a part of me still stuck 
With those roads of pale flowers 
Of fresh autumn and less pour.
I desire to pick them one by one 
But just like your eyelashes they turn back.
Luring Lullabies - I

When I stumble subtly on books and boredom,
I feel there's a part of me still stuck 
With those roads of pale flowers 
Of fresh autumn and less pour.
I desire to pick them one by one 
But just like your eyelashes they turn back.
My nostrils fill up with muse and moisture 
My eyes keep dangling 
As if they shall pop out to you.

(Full poem in caption)
© Rajat Kumar Dalai //Luring Lullabies I

When I stumble subtly on books and boredom,
I feel there's a part of me still stuck 
With those roads of pale flowers 
Of fresh autumn and less pour.
I desire to pick them one by one 
But just like your eyelashes they turn back.