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Sleepy and hollow


infinite, yet empty

busy, yet lazy

wanted, yet broken

shining, yet dark

exciting, yet boring

waiting, to be hurt

sleepy and hollow

so many ways , yet nowhere to go


Comments

Pallav said…
english audi, is it?

nice poem...you need a break i think.

have a kit kat ;)

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Bharti Bedi said…
Tagore Theatre...
kit kat...na i like dairy milk or bar one or snickers or.....heheh
Anonymous said…
that day wen u shared ur fotos wid me,,i knew u wud do somethin wid this one...!!

great piece of work bedi...
Akanksha said…
Hmmmm....seems interesting!!!! Nice pic i must say...full but empty,right?
Ankit said…
i somehow feel the same right now..
Ankit said…
broken as the poem..
confessing7girl said…
its beautiful! even empty! :)
abhishek said…
true pic ..i must say by true artist..

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