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WHERE AM I?
Am I awake or asleep? Or, do a dream I see? What is this that surrounds me? Why I float in a sea? No, it’s not a dream because I can well turn around. I do see rather strange things And hear a silent sound. But, wait, what about the bed Where I slept for a week In the hospital where I Was taken from the creek? I remember that I drowned But was rescued quite late. I was unconscious for long. Uncertain was my fate. Well, it seems that certainty Has shown itself at last. I am dead, yet I’m awake. I’m leaving this world fast. • Written as per 7-6-7-6 syllabic format and abcb rhyme scheme. • Written for the “The Writer's Cramp” contest, "The Writer's Cramp" Line count = 20 M C Gupta 18 November 2009
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