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Hawk And Dove?

I’m looking for it,
but tranquillity prefers to evade me
Not that I’m living in a war-torn country
I’m completely at peace with myself
But rings around me send ripples
leaving my soul shuddered
“Leave me in peace”
is this too much if I ask
When hurting anyone is the last thing on my mind
How do you always manage to offend me?
Is this why people call you THE CRUEL WORLD

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  1. Kalpana BinduFriday, 09 October, 2009

    this seem to have such deep meaning .... so finally my friend too has become a poet. Great I am awe struck and of course I am proud of you sweety

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  2. CharuWednesday, 14 October, 2009

    :) U r being to generous with ur praises

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