I wonder why

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 I Wonder Why?

                 By- Baibhav Ranjan


I wonder why we sleep,

And why we wake,

Why we dream,

 If it's mostly fake.


I wonder why birds chirp,

And why sing song,

Why they exclaim,

All day long.


I wonder why bees wake,

And why they hum,

Why they collect honey,

If they can buy some.


I wonder why the sun rises,

And why does it set,

Why it comes back everyday,

He must have lost his holidays on a bet.


I wonder why It gets romantic every night,

And why beloved goes away from our sight,

I wonder why it doesn't feel a special day,

I always had something in my mind to say,

Losing you was random, came out of blues,

We don't give up on those whome we choose,

I am forced to live until I go mad,

I wonder why I made this day bad.


By- Baibhav Ranjan | BA, University of Delhi

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