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silence of the truth

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Manish Lamichhane

a burn of
sorrow
is better than
that burn of love
the pain of existence
is far nicer
than the pain
of the heart.

a silence of
the truth
echoes in
the streets of
the midnight

I sigh and
I stare
at the darkness
of the night,
a melancholic day
beckons me
from far away;
could there
light be scattered
in the nicer way?

I feel
something is wrong
but cannot
say so easily
what it is

perhaps
this is the reason
I write the poems
and laugh about it
otherwise
life is so simple
such simple
I can die so easily.

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