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The Song of the Hearts



This is a fairy tale with Angels and Demons,
Where the beauty falls for the beast,
Where poles kiss each other,
As the moon blooms in the East.

Hear, the sound of love,
As the oceans caress the skies,
As the winds ruffle the leaves,
With a contented sigh.

Here, the souls sing in harmony,
Unceasing, night and day alike.
The melody flows on beautifully,
As the clock continues to strike.

Time ceases to exist,
As their eyes meet.
Lost in each other's depths,
The hearts continue to beat.
                                    
-Pavithra Seshadri

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