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Strained

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During this life
I cannot bear with
You in stress and pain
Even in my dreams.

But the life
Is not only strange
But unpredictable too
Without an iota of doubt.

Today after long
I saw you in dreams
A bit sad and strained
I felt so bad and pained.

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