Melancholy befalls upon you
The moment you enter the room,
Solitude, sitting on the walls, laughs
And everything is going to be doom.
Despair recalls the days of catastrophe;
The crumbling state of the room
Reminds me of my shattered past,
And the state is incessantly gloom.
I always leave the window ajar,
A hope always beholds me from the outside
And wants to come inside earnestly;
But, the despair always keeps it on a divide.
The room will be demolished---that's for certain,
The smirk on its face is explicit
And it will not let it enter into the room;
I, it seems, will suffocate in the room.
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