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Out of the Box
I walked by the busy road Tall and straight and out of the box Absentminded I crossed the road Gave a smile to faces that pleased me In return got some back The warmth grew in and satiated my minds A look back and all I could see were silhoutes Of those who had a smile on their face a while ago But at the back of the mind, most of the things are a blackhole Darkness shrouded around every nerve and neuron in the grey mass Lights of wisdom flow through every minute But light of hope is long dead Twitching of muscles cannot evoke the senses long lost In the jungle of the fast scurrying life Engulfing every known redened soul I stretch my hand to reach the figures Open my mouth to give a call All that I hear is a gasp The narrowed eyes searching hazily for the feelings The yearning growing stronger lap by lap What darns me was, I was never noticed Neither anyone else was The faces were all pale and distant Imagination grew by folds And what remained was Being out of the box
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