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Monday, May 14 2001
'My Beloved'
Aurangzeb PARACHA

When I write reality is merged into the thoughts and perceptions of I. Writing are not just words, are but the reflections of a mind - a craving mass of confusion that seeks the clarification of all matters that it ever encounters. And this mind asks me to somehow express my thoughts and reactions towards: Visions of love; the hopes; the self-pity; the expressions of remorse; the regrets of rejection; the confusions between the past and present; the death of a soul; the re-incarnation; the losses that broke; the wants that prevoke; the thirst, the hunger; the stubborness to remain unfed; the dreams of the insomniac; the fake awakening; the fears that gereminate courage; the courage that loses to cowardess. click here to read Aurangzeb PARACHA's other poems on SAWF.

How beautiful arth thou?
i ask the moon which shyethh from thou bossom.
and the sun that dimmers in thou presence.
Say they may: we arth mere firefiles
and thou beloved is the day that never sets.

how exceptional arth thou?
i ask the leaves of mint which seem unscented in thou presence
and the sugarbeat which taste bitter after testing thou.
say they may: we are but mere sprinkles
and thou beloved is a banquet.

how loved art thou?
ask none but me.
ask none besides me!
say i may: i am a mere wasp,
in passionate endeavour to be blessed by thou flame!

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