An evocative love poem, by Sujatha, that reveals a journey from joy to woe on a winding road of emotions, exclusively for Different Truths.
A road that sped right ahead led to happiness they said. And the byway bent to what grievous end I feared to comprehend. I took the alley that for sure I knew wound all its way to you. And here I go from joy to woe in a constant to-and-fro.
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