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To Evince the Blue Quotes
To Evince the Blue
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To Evince the Blue Quotes
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“Every morning
before the birds start
trilling me their stories,
I give birth to a new love
through my same old heart
when a lake’s placidity
finds life in the swans breath
Only for you...
From the poem 'Only For You”
― To Evince the Blue
before the birds start
trilling me their stories,
I give birth to a new love
through my same old heart
when a lake’s placidity
finds life in the swans breath
Only for you...
From the poem 'Only For You”
― To Evince the Blue
“Night after night on starry wings
Night lovers soared so high
Miles apart, across the oceans
Their love forgot to sigh
In heavenly flight’s timelessness
That highest height treasured
Into the deepest of all blues
Their depth of love measured.
From the poem 'The Ballad of Night Lovers”
― To Evince the Blue
Night lovers soared so high
Miles apart, across the oceans
Their love forgot to sigh
In heavenly flight’s timelessness
That highest height treasured
Into the deepest of all blues
Their depth of love measured.
From the poem 'The Ballad of Night Lovers”
― To Evince the Blue
“Two gentle hearts live together
One is yours and another one is also yours
Yes! I have given you mine
For this reason, sometimes
I may seem heartless
From the poem: Arithmetic”
― To Evince the Blue
One is yours and another one is also yours
Yes! I have given you mine
For this reason, sometimes
I may seem heartless
From the poem: Arithmetic”
― To Evince the Blue
“I’ve reached the vanishing point
without you.
Here my heartache begins with your pain
trying to find an unborn start
in this fatal disappearance
From the poem ‘Me with the Vanishing Point”
― To Evince the Blue
without you.
Here my heartache begins with your pain
trying to find an unborn start
in this fatal disappearance
From the poem ‘Me with the Vanishing Point”
― To Evince the Blue
“I dropped by your yesterday
where I found my tomorrow
There I met a living pain
and you: a dying sorrow
From the poem- My Tomorrow”
― To Evince the Blue
where I found my tomorrow
There I met a living pain
and you: a dying sorrow
From the poem- My Tomorrow”
― To Evince the Blue
“It’s my broken sore mending the unbreakable
A deep shaken hollow from the unshakeable”
― To Evince the Blue
A deep shaken hollow from the unshakeable”
― To Evince the Blue
“I left smiles on your wordless lips
The night roads- dismal and narrow,
dream’s path remains shadowy wide
as our lone hearts felt that arrow
From the Poem 'My Tomorrow”
― To Evince the Blue
The night roads- dismal and narrow,
dream’s path remains shadowy wide
as our lone hearts felt that arrow
From the Poem 'My Tomorrow”
― To Evince the Blue
“They click their minds together
to log into their soul’s account.
But alas! “Hearts in error. Access denied”- it says
From the poem: Cyberly”
― To Evince the Blue
to log into their soul’s account.
But alas! “Hearts in error. Access denied”- it says
From the poem: Cyberly”
― To Evince the Blue
“When the dancing breeze
around the night
guarding the hooting owl’s emotion,
I treasure my longing
in the melted silence
of our spiritual devotion
forever glared (even in the dark)
Only for you
From the poem- Only for You”
― To Evince the Blue
around the night
guarding the hooting owl’s emotion,
I treasure my longing
in the melted silence
of our spiritual devotion
forever glared (even in the dark)
Only for you
From the poem- Only for You”
― To Evince the Blue
“Death is buried there into death
Hunger strikes on its own last breath
No spine to shiver, no heart talks
At life’s craving poverty mocks
From the poem 'Exhumation”
― To Evince the Blue
Hunger strikes on its own last breath
No spine to shiver, no heart talks
At life’s craving poverty mocks
From the poem 'Exhumation”
― To Evince the Blue
“I tied my soul to the tide of the sea
to see if my death bell was tolled by the whale
since I was told to wail.
He wished to create a son of the sun
I needed to know if he could ever say no
when I wanted to soar with him in my sore need
From the poem - From the Ferry of My Fairytale”
― To Evince the Blue
to see if my death bell was tolled by the whale
since I was told to wail.
He wished to create a son of the sun
I needed to know if he could ever say no
when I wanted to soar with him in my sore need
From the poem - From the Ferry of My Fairytale”
― To Evince the Blue
“I conquered our hearts concord
believing all the hours were ours
I was wrong to imagine I could steal a heart of steel
From the poem - From the Ferry of My Fairytale”
― To Evince the Blue
believing all the hours were ours
I was wrong to imagine I could steal a heart of steel
From the poem - From the Ferry of My Fairytale”
― To Evince the Blue
“Next morning I thanked the Lord
because while I was mourning, the sun had shone
with all its rays to raise hope in me
yet nothing was shown as proof of love”
― To Evince the Blue
because while I was mourning, the sun had shone
with all its rays to raise hope in me
yet nothing was shown as proof of love”
― To Evince the Blue
“I allowed him to curse at me aloud
My sorrows swelled bigger in size
so did my sighs…
From the poem- FROM THE FERRY OF MY FAIRY TALE”
― To Evince the Blue
My sorrows swelled bigger in size
so did my sighs…
From the poem- FROM THE FERRY OF MY FAIRY TALE”
― To Evince the Blue
“I never think of burning a star
when I acquire certain sadness
attached by suspending from the top
of a raging dark sky
within my unnerving me.
From the poem- Not A NightGazer”
― To Evince the Blue
when I acquire certain sadness
attached by suspending from the top
of a raging dark sky
within my unnerving me.
From the poem- Not A NightGazer”
― To Evince the Blue
“Just another version of glade
Their sharp thoughts lost the axe’s blade
Wooden world requires a chopper
Where serpent becomes grasshopper
Arm-in-arm with arms; dice with death
Ant artilleries curse their breath
From the poem: For Them”
― To Evince the Blue
Their sharp thoughts lost the axe’s blade
Wooden world requires a chopper
Where serpent becomes grasshopper
Arm-in-arm with arms; dice with death
Ant artilleries curse their breath
From the poem: For Them”
― To Evince the Blue
“I can never tell
whether it’s his heart or mine beating
when passion pulsates
faster than our hearts oneness
From the Poem: Blithe Craving”
― To Evince the Blue
whether it’s his heart or mine beating
when passion pulsates
faster than our hearts oneness
From the Poem: Blithe Craving”
― To Evince the Blue
“Incomparable wound weeps through a parable
Barrenness I bear into the unbearable
I read the pale sadness from the unreadable
My mind starts breeding from the bare unbreedable”
― To Evince the Blue
Barrenness I bear into the unbearable
I read the pale sadness from the unreadable
My mind starts breeding from the bare unbreedable”
― To Evince the Blue
“I conquer my existence to find you
By defeating my mind to remind you
That my lonely life’s pledge is to bind you
With my blue heart tightly tied behind you
To follow, to embrace and to give you
All my love, pain, desire just to heave you
From the poem: Pledge”
― To Evince the Blue
By defeating my mind to remind you
That my lonely life’s pledge is to bind you
With my blue heart tightly tied behind you
To follow, to embrace and to give you
All my love, pain, desire just to heave you
From the poem: Pledge”
― To Evince the Blue
“I'll never let you brood over my numbness
As long as your onion love I peel and cry
I'll never let you taste my salty confusions
As long as your closed-door I latch and sigh
- From the poem- Behind”
― To Evince the Blue
As long as your onion love I peel and cry
I'll never let you taste my salty confusions
As long as your closed-door I latch and sigh
- From the poem- Behind”
― To Evince the Blue
“I hear a butterfly singing
when you’re the brightest band of colours
on those fluttering forewings
to send love closer to me
with a pulsing promise;
as you become its heart
beating through those miniscule veins
From the poem- Token of Life”
― To Evince the Blue
when you’re the brightest band of colours
on those fluttering forewings
to send love closer to me
with a pulsing promise;
as you become its heart
beating through those miniscule veins
From the poem- Token of Life”
― To Evince the Blue
“Abortive time: unwilling to tarry
Daylight begins to hide into the heat
His moonless night desires to be starry
Those lame knees want to break down on his feet
From the poem Sonnet For A Man (Part I)”
― To Evince the Blue
Daylight begins to hide into the heat
His moonless night desires to be starry
Those lame knees want to break down on his feet
From the poem Sonnet For A Man (Part I)”
― To Evince the Blue
“His lone breaths- everywhere to be with him
Hope survives one more day, losing all fear
With the cold night's touch through shivered scheme,
His new day reminds of another year
From the poem Sonnet For A Man (Part II)”
― To Evince the Blue
Hope survives one more day, losing all fear
With the cold night's touch through shivered scheme,
His new day reminds of another year
From the poem Sonnet For A Man (Part II)”
― To Evince the Blue
“His life cries for an unknown land of joy;
where sadness lingers between border lines
His discolored steps towards the decoy
misconstrued as the mystery declines
From the poem Sonnet For A Man (Part II)”
― To Evince the Blue
where sadness lingers between border lines
His discolored steps towards the decoy
misconstrued as the mystery declines
From the poem Sonnet For A Man (Part II)”
― To Evince the Blue
