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Dreams



Aspiring lips and searching eyes
Withering buds and shattering dreams
Smog spilling with no hope of light
Eyes searching for a rainbow in twilight
Can I find them in dusky night?
Dingy way that always sway
With sharp thorns poisoning the way
Challenging my soul to be thrown away
My dreams, Ah! My Dreams.

There comes an angelic wing
Taking my dreams into a sparkling ring
A world of mine, where shatter dreams will combine
To make the physiognomy of mine
A panoramic colorful hue of shrine
Where birds will sing a mystic song of divine
Dreams lined with silver and gold
Soul clinched with clay so bold
And to blow an alluring bugle
To start the everlasting struggle.
My Dreams, Yes my Dreams.

This poem is Dedicated to those who have dreams and to those, who want to transform their virtuous Dreams into reality by the dint of their determination.

(c) All Rights Reserved, Shahbaz Israr Khan

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