Exhaustive Romanticism

Exhaustive Romanticism

 

 

As Romanticism is emanated from the despair

That the truth is inscrutable, and is overwhelmed

By the physical desire that merely insists on

One’s prolongation, all over the hibernating land

Are strewn the exhausted bodily debris.

 

The road seems to be neither good nor bad

And so intoxicated are most of the walks

To the effect that the twinkling eyes

See the world hopelessly, not fearing of

Their unique steps to be continued...

 

History does not repeat itself,

But what is absorbed by human eyes is

Nothing less than the stagnant Time.

 

 

 

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