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I Cradle you

Father's day special

By Devi VaidehiPublished 5 years ago 1 min read
A father's note from war torn world

I Cradle You

In the battered land,

I am a long-lost traveler.

You touched my hand,

My heart became a reveler.

With a fancy hope

I cradle you.

In the bizarre land,

I am a wretched refugee.

Your smile was a magical wand.

My life became less gloomy.

In my arms,

I cradle you.

In the tattered land,

I am the immortal father.

Your little body was ready for the sand

As the fumes of Death spared no toddler.

With my cuddled shield

I cradle you.

Like a sea-washed land,

My soul is now damp.

Quivering in the graveyard I stand.

Your sealed lips and shut eyes

I wish I could revamp.

But still,

I cradle you.

sad poetry

About the Creator

Devi Vaidehi

A poet...Started swimming long way to go ,till I reach the island my destiny has set me for.

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