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DREAM LANDING by Satish Verma Friday, September 14, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Candle by candle you burn your dreams unflaying the blue veins. That makes you still beautiful hanging in sky. On the dead land your feet will not touch the pond. Stumbling I bring botanica to cover your innocent faults for telling the truth. That makes me feel guilty. I pretend to be not what I am. This is the time when I start hitting the road, missing the scandalous moon who will - kiss me hard when I was alone. Just a fleeting pain. I ask you to become a tree, so that I can sit under your shade and write a poem. Satish Verma

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Reviewed by Felix Perry	9/14/2012

VEry nicely done, love how you put this one out there for the readers imagination to work on... fee