"We think that a line is straight and a circle is round, but if we will unravel the lie, we can unravel the secret. Words are figurative."

April 11, 2010

To whom who is a Reader

Like chirping birds on the first morning of May,
My hand hastily took the cursed pen and played.
And on the parchment, it endlessly swayed.
However, chirping birds will soon fly away.
Two different things foolishly compared.
Alas! The writer’s insane, well no one cared.

You can read but must respect, he invariably asked,
To the poems where poets’ spells he goodly casted.
For some reasons you don’t know
Why poems’ words are deep that was hollow;
That when read, you’ll had wine’s kiss
And in that kiss, freshens your withered lips

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