The Good Stuff
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When a handkerchief cries
by Nisheeth
Srivastava
Length: 22 lines
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When a handkerchief
cries ...
Verily am I
Your umbrella, my queen
To be called upon
When the storm-clouds break.
A chill wind blows
Demeter shudders
You, Persephone, shiver in my arms
Till day-light stands forth
Ay! What misery it is
To be a handkerchief for life
A burden when set fair
Confidante in strife.
What do I do?
What do I want?
The storm breaks, you need me.
Happier times, I'm better away.
But how can I wish
For aught but your smile?
Though it leaves me
All on my own
I should have known this all along
I can't live with or without you
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