Launchorasince 2014
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BETTER OFF WHEN THE DUST SETTLES


Between me and you i draw a huge scratch on my precous notebook

I wonder if it's accurately true ,have a look

I bet that wolf cannot establish a bond with a rabbit

Since he reckons:it's a rubbish and adds a little bit

But why not humains?Are we animals,to behave like them? Iguess so 

Can you imagine how much i've been keen on,is it reciprocal? Who think so?

Melting like ice on fire though you're painting a town red having a whale of time,delighted

Feeling blue and dejected and you're over the moon, ecstatic exhilarated

Unless you deny,i might be injured,maimed by your ruthless manners,harsh and bitter words

By all means,i live to bilieve that there is,asap,a fag end of our relationship,spoiled,threaten and jeopardized by sword

I blame myself for being a jinx juvenile wet behind the ears

Deteriorating my soul is akin to wincing in pain,miffed,on the verge of tears

I behold outside a fragment of imagination a knee-jerk reaction paranoid feeling towards me

I recognise behind a mishievous and enigmatic smirk a fool who never cares about me

Awkward,i wander in my brain in my thoughts collapsed by gloomy and blind love in one side

Love has also wounded my heart and pierced a huge deep sting inside

Since i fell in the trap,i fainted, i suffered from all the tremendous pain and the nagging sorrow.i didn't have the nerve to talk

I was drenched with sweat in winter,my heart shivered in anxiety and eyes widen in shock

Perplexed and puzzled,i have been sitting on the fence for months and months,suffocated waiting for a genuine miracle to occur to return the hands of the time when i regate and seize

Let my soul smiles through my heart and my heart smiles through my eyes

I may wearoffthe dreadful pain not by gulping bottles of cheap wine but with the magic of a giggle and adazzling smile

I may scatter rich smiles in forlorn and wretched hearts from a mile

I may overjoy them only with a plenty of joiedevivre

Thus you had better get rid of your grief

                                                                     WRITTEN BY ASSIA AROUSSI