New reply from Susan Katz
<p>Thank you s o much for submitting your poem for consideration as Featured Poem of the Week. What a fine poem – filled with strong sentiment, images that are vivid, and I particularly enjoyed the line – "Like waiting for a bliss from heaven…" it opens doors into our imagination in a wonderfully poetic way. I hope you have a vey lovely, very creative day, Susan</p>
https://poetladykatz.com/poetry-talk/a-black-window
Original Post by Nandini Jha
A BLACK WINDOW
<p>Somewhere on the barren land </p>
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<p>Stands a creepy old Kingdom palace</p>
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<p>Destroyed , devasted yet a pleasure to eyes </p>
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<p>There stands a blue eyes filled with dreams of happiness </p>
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<p>Happiness that never passes into nothingness</p>
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<p>Long long long ago there stood a Kingdom</p>
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<p>Filled with joyous Street like times of London</p>
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<p>But then came a storm of dust, a storm of bad omen that took everything away</p>
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<p>There was a voice from a black window</p>
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<p>Window that still holds a story of past </p>
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<p>Still dreams of world back in time to make a return</p>
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<p>You never know when the wheel of fortune returns</p>
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<p>Black window is still the place where light rays extend their beauty</p>
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<p>The blue eyes get teary every evening</p>
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<p>Like waiting for a bliss from heaven</p>
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<p>And then every morning still dream of good old tales</p>
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<p>Tales that have been printed in the books of history </p>
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<p>#HISTORY REVEALS DREAMS ARE NEVER MEANT TO BE SURRENDERED BUT ALWAYS TO BE <strong>LIVED</strong> AGAIN AFTER TIMES OF DEVASTATION… </p>