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Maladies of a lost soul
I can smell the hues
Of flowers that bloom,
I can hear the storm
And its vehement tunes.
I can touch the sunshine;
Greet the sky ;
And console the night
When it says goodbye.
I can feel the autumn airstream,
The November rains,
The empty trees
And blossoms in pain.
I can hear the crunch
Of a thousand leaves
When I step on their bodies
And the cold wind weeps,
I can taste the snowflake
That caresses my lips.
It puts the trees
In a slumber deep.
Although my visionless eyes
Have helped me sense
The nature’s splendor;
Its true essence,
It never let me
See your smile
That pretty face
Even just for a while
I lived with a picture
Of you in my mind
But it fades into memories
Of a long lost time.
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