As I sit here Looking out the window, Restless rain of endless thoughts falling inside my meandering mind, just like, the slow showers outside in the silent night. Looking out the window, I wonder where do lost things go? Do they end up in the ocean, inside a big shark's stomach? or do they end up in a thieves' bag like my mother's diamond necklace and my brother's school books? I had a favorite cap, it was all black I wore that cap so much it was a part of my head until one day I wore it in the beach and went to swim in the sea not noticing until it was too late that the waves had taken it away with them into the ocean. My favorite cap which was all black, just like they took away my father's golden ring years ago; before I was born. Looking out the window I wonder where do they go? I wonder who took away my love for math? and the feeling of how good it can be. I wonder who took away my dreams that I dreamed as a child? and the feeling of how good life can be. I wonder who took away my love for her? and the feeling I got of how good we can be, when I ran my hand through her hair, looking out the window I wonder where do lost things go?
M. Jay Dixit, 2020
Amazing poetry❤️
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Big thanks Sudeep 😇 ❤
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Wow is your imagination! And the poem is so beautiful.. 👏👏👏
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Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed the poem. Take care :>) ❤
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I like the whimsy of your poem. I have lost things years ago and sometimes still wonder where they went – little things like a bracelet that was in my room and then completely disappeared .
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Many thanks, Suzzane😊I’m glad it refreshed your memories!
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Amazing!!
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Big thanks Dr. Era 😊
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you’re most welcome ☺☺
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This is wistful and yet hopeful. I’ve lost things in the ocean, but also found things that others have lost thrown up by the waves and wondered who was missing it and how they lost it. I prefer the ocean or wind as thief to a human one! (K)
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Thanks a lot for reading and writing in this wonderful comment, K. I’m glad 🙂
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Very nice how the window makes you wonder.
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Many thanks, I’m glad you like it 😊
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The references that you have put together makes your poem a masterpiece. Excellent! 💛
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yay! many thanks, Manisha )
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Jay, I love this poem! Very imaginative, and very heartwarming. It shows empathy for those in your family who have lost things they valued and refrains from anger and resentment at thieves or the lost girlfriend. You seem to be a very kind and thoughtful person to have written such a poem. All the best! Cheryl
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Big thank you, sweet Cheryl 🙂
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This is a wonderful poem Jay! I love the questions repeated throughout! I think the spector of depression tries to steal away our joy and shows us what we lost instead of the great things we still have today. Well done.
Dwight
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many thanks for reading and writing in this insightful comment. 🙂 I really appreciate!
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You are welcome!
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What a marvelous poem. Now I’m wondering where lost things go!
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Many thanks, Bev 🙂 I’m glad you appreciate!
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This spoke so deeply!! The writing is superb and poignantly expressed. I wonder too…where do all the lost things go? 🦋
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Many thanks, MW :>) I’m very glad you appreciate!
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Wow. I’m almost crying.
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Aw Please don’t, that’s so sweet that you found it so touching. Virtual hug :>)
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Such lovely musings while looking out from your window. This has melancholy, nostaglic and longing voice. Thank you for joining us.
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Many thanks, Grace 🙂 It’s always a pleasure!
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I love how this poem started thinking about lost things and it goes deeper with lost feelings. Loved it ❤️
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Many thanks, Joana❤🙂
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Indeed. I like the poem and enjoyed reading it. Deep thoughts well-expressed.
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Many thanks, Bill 🙂
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My pleasure.
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This is so moving. Well done, so expressive.
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Many Thanks, Max 🙂 I’m glad you appreciate!
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Wonderful piece….
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Thank you Piyush! Long time no see, how have you been?
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I’m doing good…just took a break..
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Great 😁 that’s good to know!
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oH I love your poem Jay. Few things we lose matter but for some reason I keep thinking of your hat. The ones that keep us warm like a security blanket mean the most to me.
❤️
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That’s a beautiful way to see it Cindy. It’s hard to lose people like that. Thank you ❤
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Thanks Jay… I think so too!! ❤️💖💖
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Beautiful and heartfelt!! ❤️❤️
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Thank you Diana! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️(^_^)
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I just came back to this poem, and it still makes me want to cry. It really hits me, even months after the first reading. Very, very well done.
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That’s a beautiful compliment, thank you very much🙏❤
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This is really lovely. A meandering, sad, poignant poem of loss and love and drizzling rain.
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Thank you! (^_^)
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Reblogged this on Nelsapy.
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Thank you 🙂
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