Residues Of Life

An Old man in the queue,
Waited for his turn.
Time was ticking hard
But he yet serene and stern.
He knew these shadows,
Amidst which he moved,
Every wrinkle was its virtue
And wisdom was the only residue.
He knew Life is a game
of those destined cards.
Whether next would be of his name
Or just another one in hands.
For him, love was piece of solace,
For which he once desired to breathe,
But then it faded without trace,
And his heart smothered underneath.
But a light and a dark,
Together made his day,
And Smile as his companion
Never betrayed him anyway.
He turned sometimes back
To look how far he walked,
His eyes were amazed,
For How well he trudged.
now soon it will be his turn,
in this inevitable queue.
yes, he lived, loved and lied
these residues of life would never die…

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