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Something I Know

An evocative poem, by Dr Brajesh, exclusively for Different Truths.

Perfect angel, fearing nothing, I will never stop smoking
Wrapping me in a warmth as close as your arms
And my desires are in the ocean of your clothes
So many people come and go, but the way I’m feeling

You have to let your mind blow those feeling free
Imagining, believing, remembering and creating your life
I am one of your madness comes to life
I stared carrying big dreams hopeful that’s free

Crimson words with blood red lips
I blow out the smoke; it leaves my lips, like a love note
The pain stops, you’re so used to it, it doesn’t hurt anymore,
Our source is flames, our souls in bliss.

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Dr. Brajesh Kumar Gupta
Dr. Gupta has mentored many and also assisted many in unleashing his creative potential. Through his talks, seminar presentations, creativity workshops and personal interactions, he has popularized many new concepts in management and leadership. Some of his articles published in “We The Power” and “Green Plant” magazines. His thesis on “Treatment And Glorification Of Love And Sex In The Novels Of D. H. Lawrence”. His first book of poetry “The Rain” has published by Onlinegatha Publication of Lucknow.

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