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In Imaginative Torment

In imaginative torment, one can make changes

By Noha AjiPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
In Imaginative Torment
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Right off the bat, there's a highlight lament:

In imaginative torment, one can make changes.

Sorrow is a wild, silly, defenseless defiance,

Heart against stone, want crushing against

The locked truth, the impervious occasion,

Yielding only the wash once again into life.

For one who laments, there's no good reason for lament:

One lives through torment, it's anything but a period for changes,

Fixing in one's heart what one should acknowledge throughout everyday life,

Repositioning the exact stones one endlessly crushes against.

Thank you for reading my poem. It contains deep feelings that cannot be described.

I hope you like it.

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About the Creator

Noha Aji

I love writing because I can express my thoughts and feelings in a beautiful way. Writing is sounds we pronounce through our hands from the depths of our hearts.

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