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our window looks in, in the morning, when you are not here;it missed our looking outside together, in the morning;it slowly turns away, doves stir on the sunshade
mornings are a-not-so-strong tea without your pinch of crushed ginger;I read mails along with tea; they all lack a point of reason;I return to chores in kitchen as tea turns out a pointless attempt of joy
love is the hurry-burry of mornings when you collide with me,when I am taking spices from the right-top shelf and you the cups for tea;love is your lunch box that I pack in a hurry, now it stares at me in the morning
when you return, bring some fresh ginger from the locals selling it at stations;home is an untouched canvas now, bring it and let us splash some ginger teain the morning hurry-burry, and let us mop it with impish smiles and giggles
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