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SCRATCHES

Memories
that hit us at 2 pm has a
different taste. While I write
this clock strikes 2 in the
night. It's drizzling outside.
A soft melody is playing from
my Playlist. All songs remind
me of him. It hits me in the
places that I try to cover
away from the people
around me. The time that I
had spent with him, the
long paragraphs that I
wrote for him, the calls
which extended to the
mornings. Every memories
reminded through my mind.
Everything that was with
he is painfully beautiful.
All the little things that
reminded about him
scratched my heart.
The wounds that were
made by love is still in
the healing process.
Even if it was all about
considering pain as home 
it was all worth with him
when we were in love.

-VAISHNAVI DHAMODHARAN

Comments

  1. Bringing the infinity level of love from your poem

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  2. words are too deep, it carries a deeper emotion in it, i wish it may help everyone who reads it, it may represent their pain too.u play ur fiction in a globally connecting truth or emotion. Good strategy, nice one

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