Every morning, I walk with new verses
Every morning, I hold them until I get to my desk
And then I open a word document from certain wealthiest
maker
Then I feel like a beggar, who’s lost his fortune
It’s a mind block, many of the experts confess
They say it’s normal and happens
By acknowledging, I put myself into their league when I know
I should not
And I know it’s not even that block, coz I was high in my
walk
Until it disappeared in shock, looking at the word doc
See, wasn't that rhyming enough?
And I don’t pen down anything. What’s the point in having to
write half-wits?
It’s not like I have to tear the sheet or roll paper balls
It’s just software that gets deleted
Or simply remains opened, and blank each day
And I look at it in guilt of keeping it empty
There’s a question mark that pops… one that’s imaginary
I decide, I should fill it with something
It can’t be forever thirsty
And then I collect my jumbled words
How long can I remain silent, and say nothing!
Something slips off memory and something else shows up
Some beautiful thoughts within mind seldom traverse
While mind keeps stuffs to itself and feels lost
Some part of the soul remains thirsty, waiting, looking out
And it’s another morning… And it’s like every morning…
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