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Every Single Thing About You

as you walked by
a few thoughts sprung in mind of my
should i just hold your hand
to induce in your mind a thought band
or should i come in front of you
from your eyes i get questions too
but as it passed the thought last
you had already walked past

as you sit
i feel like a misfit
your presence pristine is all you need
but i aught to be there on your aura i feed
you look at me with smiling eyes
my world becomes virtue without vice
and then you call me for something
i get pulled by the unknown string

as you quietly sleep
into another world my mind takes a leap
a face of calm meadows and airy sunshine
they begin to dimmer on the forehead those lines
a quiet peaceful slumber shrouds the room
even with the world outside going crazy towards doom
you fit cosily into my chest
the feeling of a saint in his himalayan rest



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  1. This is dedicated to me!

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  2. offcourse :).

    He-man: *gives you a pat on your back*
    your rhymes are as usual awesome.

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  3. Niki..... even tho this may not be dedicated to u...... u've established authority n Himanshu hasnt confirmed yet....publicly...haha...
    But Him>> good one!!

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  4. @ surabhi - what the hell! kyun pitwaane waale kaam kar rahi hai? ;)

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  5. Seems like congratulations are in order, Himanshu. It's been ages since I visited your blog. Great to see you're still blogging and apparently loving it. Congratulations again to you and your wife.

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