You Left, Just Like That… – Poem

poem, love, poetry, all about fame, fame writes, Khyati Gautam

You left, just like that
With no goodbye on my empty plate.
No word exchanged
No last memories of togetherness to retain
A slate I became
Blank and Black, as the colors fade.
The Summer I met you
Burns a hole in my heart.
The flame of the beautiful past
Flickers every now and then to tear me apart.
The monsoon we talked
And shared a million thoughts
A billion dreams of being together
Were being lovingly tied in a knot.
With Autumn, you changed
Like color of leaves
When Season alters
And the vista alters its mien.
And you went away, out of the blue,
Building up an arcane vibe around you.
The leaves fell
And so did my eyes swell.
Dusk became dawn,
And then again night arrived
All I did was bemoan
Your silent, abrupt departure from my life.
Numerous questions stay hanging in the air
The air that chokes my breath
Thinking of you and us
And a distance that appeared between, out of nowhere.
You made a sudden dismissal of the brewing love
And my heart aches every time I look at the sky above.

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myplace3187 says:

June 1, 2018 at 3:17 am

Hello Khyati I have nominated you for The Sunshine Blogger Award. You deserve to be nominated your blogs are amazing. Please check my blog from today on this award !!

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1. Khyati Gautam says:
  
  June 4, 2018 at 6:51 am
  
  Thanks much 🙂
  
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  1. myplace3187 says:
    
    June 4, 2018 at 2:24 pm
    
    You are very welcome Khyati !!
    
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Adele Marie says:

June 1, 2018 at 8:46 am

This is beautiful and takes me back to that time as well.

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1. Khyati Gautam says:
  
  June 4, 2018 at 6:51 am
  
  I am glad 🙂
  
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poemsinacoffer says:

June 1, 2018 at 9:24 am

A lovely piece of poetry, Khyati.

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1. Khyati Gautam says:
  
  June 4, 2018 at 6:51 am
  
  Thanks a lot 😀
  
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  1. poemsinacoffer says:
    
    June 4, 2018 at 8:42 am
    
    My pleasure! 🤗
    
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Rae Longest says:

June 3, 2018 at 12:40 am

Beautiful, simply beautiful.

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1. Khyati Gautam says:
  
  June 4, 2018 at 6:51 am
  
  Thank you 😀
  
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Rad Gamer says:

June 5, 2018 at 2:56 pm

Great quote

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1. Khyati Gautam says:
  
  June 6, 2018 at 12:32 am
  
  Thanks
  
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  1. Rad Gamer says:
    
    June 6, 2018 at 9:43 am
    
    You’re welcome 😊❤️
    
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Nam Peelle says:

August 15, 2018 at 10:03 pm

Enjoyed this book! I read it in one sitting and made all my friends read it! The perfect book if you wish to be captivated. I also suggest to read http://bit.ly/2NWamz7 . P.S: I love your blog. Thank you so much

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Neha Sharma says:

August 19, 2018 at 2:34 pm

‘And my heart aches every time I look at the sky above.’

I loved this poem, specially the ending line ❤

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1. Khyati Gautam says:
  
  August 19, 2018 at 11:36 pm
  
  Thanks a lot 🙂
  
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  1. Neha Sharma says:
    
    August 20, 2018 at 6:26 am
    
    You’re welcome, Khyati! 🙂
    
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Wake Up Oh! Indian Wake Up Please by Suprio Ghosh is a collection of 40 poems that digress from our usual subjects of contemporary poetry of life, love, etc and instead, concentrate on the ground reality of our nation. This book of poetry is an honest and brave attempt by the author to discuss some of the pertinent issues of India such as the aftermath of Kargil War, Pokhran 2, mismanagement of resources culminating into the berserk social order.

In a sharp but encouraging tone, the author talks about how we go around spreading litter, how we undermine the value of education, how we give less credit to our individual efforts, and how we are always quick to put blame on others. He emphatically voices his concerns regarding the prevalence of corruption in our society, in our minds, in our individual lives. He exhorts us to get ourselves rid of the menace of corruption. He urges us to take responsibility for uplifting our country and work persistently toward making it developed. In this direction, he stresses the importance of incorporating education in improving ourselves as well as our nation.

I absolutely loved the author’s take on describing several important issues poetically. He insists on breaking the shackles of the challenges and strive toward making our country better. His description of community hygiene was yet another highlight of the book that makes us mull over our daily actions. The language has been kept quite simple and precise words are chosen to express the right emotion. Also, the illustrations accompanying the poems were truly relatable. In all, a book worth reading.

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When Elephants Fly by Alex Dipego is the first book of The Fabled Elephant Series that has a blend of fantasy, mystery, and some dragon stuff. On the first look, I was truly fascinated by the title and that attracted me towards reading this book. Although the initial few pages puzzled me and I was lost to figure out what’s really happening but then I realized that this is a book that needs your complete attention. It is a book about the city of Bayonne which has been burned to ashes. The hooded monk comes into the picture to investigate and unravel the truth. He concludes that the Bishop is corrupt and that he is guarding some dark secrets. The hooded monk a.k.a the shadow has to live through multiple destructions to get to the core of the matter. In this, he meets a twelve-year-old orphan Elizabeth. How would they together save Bayonne?

The author has come up with a fairly interesting premise and built a narrative that would captivate the readers. The language and writing style is simple and devoid of any complexities of tone or anything. I was intrigued by the introduction of an elephant in the plot. At a few places, the characters send out important messages implicitly and I loved it. The book is a quick read, however, I found a lack of depth in the narrative. I found the story missing out on adequate details to substantiate it. Also, the pace got heavy on the plot as it seems that the story is hopping between the different narratives of Elizabeth and Shadow. Moreover, the book needs a round of editing to get itself rid of typographic errors. Otherwise, the book is good, especially for fantasy lovers. I am looking forward to finding out what the next installment would be all about.

Thank you @dipego_books for the review copy.
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Naked Beneath the Midnight Sun is a contemporary fiction novel set in India and Norway. The protagonist Suchareeta a.k.a. Suchu gets an opportunity to escape her Indian household and move to beautiful Norway for her education. There she gets to know the implicit aspect of her personality and explores it well along with traversing and befriending Norway. She makes friends, she falls in love, she fights her inner battles, she realizes the value of her family back home, and she identifies her true self.

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Hello There,

I am back with another #giveaway of a wonderful book '7 Untold Secrets of Living Abroad' by Karan Agrawal. It is one of my #nonfictionnovember reads and gosh! I have loved it so much. So, I am collaborating with the author to let the 3 lucky people get this gorgeous book.

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2. Share this post in your stories for 24 hours tagging me and the author. (You can do it as many times as you want.)
3. Show some love to our previous posts. The engagement will definitely determine the winners.
4. There will be 3 winners. So, participate now!

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Giveaway will end on the 11th of November. 
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My Failed Boss by Sruthi Kitcha is an engaging account of a man named Arjun that resembles all of us in some or the other way in the professional landscape. Yet he stands apart from the crowd and it was interesting to read his entrepreneurial journey of discovering and refining himself through this book. The author has dedicated this book to his book Mr. Anmol Vij who fired her to make her a boss.

The book starts with introducing Arjun who loves to play games. He believes that a game is of no value without any challenges. He is not afraid of falling and hurting his knuckles. Instead, he moves ahead relentlessly despite obstacles and that, ultimately, makes him a person worth reading.

The author has candidly spoken about the lesson we ought to learn in order to excel in life. Through the game of snakes & ladders, she talks about how our lives are prone to risks forever because snakes are in hiding to bite us. But does that mean we should stop? No. We are supposed to go in life, we are supposed to take measurable risks, believe in ourselves, and strive for the fulfillment of our dreams. This makes an ordinary person like Arjun extraordinary.

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Thank you @harpercollinsin for the review copy.
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My Failed Boss by Sruthi Kitcha is an engaging account of a man named Arjun that resembles all of us in some or the other way in the professional landscape. Yet he stands apart from the crowd and it was interesting to read his entrepreneurial journey of discovering and refining himself through this book. The author has dedicated this book to her boss Mr. Anmol Vij who fired her to make her a boss.
The preciseness of the word and conciseness of the text keeps it away from digressing and thus, you have so many essential takeaways as you finish reading this book.
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