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Expectations

 By Tanisha Khanagav


I'm lost in my own world
The same one I drew pathways in
It's suddenly all blue and cold
This isnt something that I imagined 
The feeling of familiarity 
It's not there anymore
Theres so much disparity 
Even at the very core
I had taken pencils and drawn every city
Sketched and coloured all these leaves
But being here, I just feel guilty
Like I'm part of some group of thieves
What I had drawn and panned out 
Its nothing similar to our whereabout 
So tell me where we are at present
Tell me which way is right
I'm trying to find the world I'd drawn
The world which was yellow and bright.

About the author:

My name is Tanisha Khanagav, I'm pursuing my Bachelor's degree in journalism and Mass Communication. I started writing poetry when I was in 10th grade, and I've never stopped since. I've always been an outgoing personality, but poetry for me was always more than that, I could be introverted, scared, happy, inquisitive and so much more all at once. Poetry showed me that I can embrace a lot of feelings and thoughts through my words, without being afraid of judgement. I'm 21 now, it's been 5½ years of writing, and I can't wait for more. 


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