Murad's World

Geared up to clutch your fist,
Eager to possess you live,
Curiosity mounting up building fantasy sphere,

Summoning you as my “baby pattu”,
Feeling blissful as in cloud 9,
Numerous changes within,
Even so the moment I touch my breadbasket,
Notion comes to intellect is my marvel.

The purest, novice, direct placed in my middle,
To fatten you was my only mission,
Dreams full of you were just in my vision,
Purple you with this foetal movement,
Makes more enthusiastic to hold you live.
❤️❣️

Welcome to this world my little angel

My anxiety was developing,

My heart beat was increasing,

I could feel the level of stress,

I could sense the feeling of cheerfulness.

Within a moment my relationship took another level,

A kid to be my best friend,

Whose activities will have the soothing consequences,

Whose playful nature will be in my optics,

It will be the new twinkle little star,

The gem of the gen to be wonder,

It will make everyone ponder,

It will be silver lining to my conviction,

Cookie of my fascination.

The moment of joy doubled once he called me aunt,

I couldn’t stop myself from hugging him,

I couldn’t stop myself from kissing him,

I felt as if my night’s halted,

I wanted to run, jump, dance without any rest,

I felt like talking to all non-stop,

I felt like not listening to anyone at all.

I wanted to break all the rules,

I wanted to do what I loved the most,

I felt as if I have touched the coast,

The feeling of joy was so plentiful,

The moments was so ideal,

That I quizzed myself, it to be real.

-Murad

The moment it was casted on me,
The fire of it burnt me, i was so lost that i had no option than to carry the pain,
The scar it gave was so worse that i couldn’t profile my face.

They thought this event will silent me
This incident will lose me,
This storm was thought by them to grant the darkness to me,
I was shattered to visualise their sympathy which turned to nestle me.

It was major episode which made me grasp,
My identity is not through my face,
My appearance cannot affect my dreams,
The imaginations, mannerisms, attributes i have are unique,
Makes me reserved for being special and an unusual treat.

-Murad

I was lacerated when it was a no from her,
My imaginations were wounded when it was a no from her,
I retired from all my sweats to woo her yearnings,
Afterall to content was my only endorsement to her.

-Murad

Your omission from life has plugged me out,
Your adieu from life has hushed me,
I wanted you to be perinnial,
But you chose to be provisional,
You echoed in my veins,
You submerged in me that I can’t abandon you,
Your trance was so deep that
I was ever in hangover of you.

–Murad

He works in silence,

He keeps other’s wishes forward,

Even when he is in pain he hides with a beam,

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