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My muse has left the city since the day you lost y

My muse has left the city
since the day you lost your home.


(Read Caption) You never loved anyone.
How can you understand my pain.
A 17 year old boy muttered these painful words telling me about pain and love. I said nothing. Coz I was telling him about the burns of love so he rejected my pleas like the debris at every corner, he ever took.
I wanted to tell him, it will burn you if you nested a candle. The fire won't just consume you but you will melt like it's pain. 
The first thought came running to me was of you in my eyes and I thought.
Did I really ever loved you, did I?
But certainly, I have felt that pain, the dried words cried when I written your name on them. Sometimes I roam around the city to get my eyes wet just to belief, why I felt, what I  felt, to make sure I know the reason. And belief is often the death of reason.
How can I forget when the clouds of love fell upon me, I became the condensed version of milky way in your distant galaxy and the gravity burned the edges of my metaphors with parallel tangents crossing the evening sun into a beautiful bleeding rose pouring love on the horizon meeting sky. And like the one in a million, I shined bright to be a sun burning myself into your universe and like the planets you revolved around me smiling from the 300 feet distance that I can still see but I can't feel myself draining in your magnetic aura.
My muse has left the city
since the day you lost your home.


(Read Caption) You never loved anyone.
How can you understand my pain.
A 17 year old boy muttered these painful words telling me about pain and love. I said nothing. Coz I was telling him about the burns of love so he rejected my pleas like the debris at every corner, he ever took.
I wanted to tell him, it will burn you if you nested a candle. The fire won't just consume you but you will melt like it's pain. 
The first thought came running to me was of you in my eyes and I thought.
Did I really ever loved you, did I?
But certainly, I have felt that pain, the dried words cried when I written your name on them. Sometimes I roam around the city to get my eyes wet just to belief, why I felt, what I  felt, to make sure I know the reason. And belief is often the death of reason.
How can I forget when the clouds of love fell upon me, I became the condensed version of milky way in your distant galaxy and the gravity burned the edges of my metaphors with parallel tangents crossing the evening sun into a beautiful bleeding rose pouring love on the horizon meeting sky. And like the one in a million, I shined bright to be a sun burning myself into your universe and like the planets you revolved around me smiling from the 300 feet distance that I can still see but I can't feel myself draining in your magnetic aura.
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