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"The Days Which Passed" by Snehal Janardhan Khanderao

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May 15th, 2026

The Days Which Passed

by Snehal Janardhan Khanderao

The days which passed,
I want them back —
To enjoy the joy
Of moments we lack.

The funny, lame jokes,
And the stunting game,
Are the beautiful memories
Which will be always same.

Past is just a shadow,
Future is a treasure.
Don’t get tangled —
And live today with pleasure.

Trying to collect,
And live them again,
We are losing the time
Which is precious to gain.

Saving recollections,
Move the clock ahead.
Seek the unknown,
A blooming bud said.

Don’t forget the future,
While thinking of past.
’Cause life is short —
It will fade too fast.

About the Poet
Snehal Janardhan Khanderao resides in Akola, Maharashtra, India.
Read the poet's biography and Young Poets World publications on Snehal Janardhan Khanderao's Artist Page.

Young Poets Collection
This poem is also featured in Young Poets Collection #2, published in the Young Poets World Library.

Keywords: time, past days

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