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Indecision

Khalid Mukhtar · October 9, 2015 ·

I came to a crossroads,
And the indecision broke me.
I decided I didn’t want to experience it again,
Ever.

So I live there now.

Khalid Mukhtar · October 5, 2015 ·

How many tweets must a twitterer tweet
‘Fore a twitterer tweets his mind
With his fingers all racing through keystrokes retracing
A thought he cannot leave behind.

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Grandlove

Khalid Mukhtar · March 23, 2014 ·

I fuss over children whose grandfather once
Did dote on my mother, and uncles and aunts;
It maybe that one day my grandson will see
The face of his cousin remembering me,
A cousin whose parents and uncles and aunts 
Will have been who I will have doted on once.

Furrows In Your Brow

Khalid Mukhtar · September 1, 2011 ·

It ever pleases me to see
The furrows in your brow
That come about with every pout
Begotten by a row;
So let me plot and fabricate
An argument somehow,
That I may sigh, and gaze upon
The furrows in your brow.

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