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Imprisoned stubbornness
I saw a sorceress scene on the boarder
When an umbrella leans on my shoulder.
Amidst grief, while bad ideas shifted well
Memories to a farewell.
Her contemplation would persuade my soul
Even I’m in heaven, just like a fevicol
Calling me to love once again
Failing to recall the break up’s pain.
Ever and anon, I don’t care about it
I have the stubbornness to hit
Her, but I’m not a devil dare
To construct any pollution in this tranquil air.
As the sun, I’m nugatory in the noon
And fructiferous in the moon
As per girls’ mind sets
On us, before the sun sets.
They don’t know the sun of energy
Is the main mean of love allergy
On the moon light
Switching off the bed light.
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"In Imprisoned Stubbornness," the speaker grapples with conflicting emotions surrounding love and past memories. Despite feeling compelled to resist, their stubbornness keeps them tethered to their emotions. The poem reflects on the struggle between holding onto the past and embracing the possibility of love once again.