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Can dreams be stale? If they are, is their worth diminished?

By Debaditya DuttaPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Vile sparks rile,

Stilted tricks out for a while,

Rummaged for dishes,

Polished yet finicky,

It let in a spiel,

Fragile in shadows,

Alight in meadows,

Drunk in the loyal stage,

Winding horses past their age,

Leathery sky falls in parched fortnights,

Rubbery air falls twice a day,

Yet the dream is cold,

He dares to call it stale,

Yet it feeds the feet,

Frail steps leap over days,

Edited for crispy narrative,

Now a flowing beard,

Stronger bones,

Now velvety sky falls,

Every minute,

Dishes fly past in belts,

Fresh dreams haunt every night,

Yet the eye trickles for the stale,

As it attempts a smile.

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Debaditya Dutta

Like a house, I go layers deep. Can promise the skill, and if its a gift, its been sharpened for close to a decade now. I have to become the samurai of ink, and that's only through careful, deliberate spilling of ink.

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    Written by Debaditya Dutta