Shadows reigned beneath her eyes,
Her hair spread in tight knots of pain and lies;
Life had been a labyrinth of broken dreams
Nay, broken hearts of those she leads…
Solemn along in life’s relations,
Yet, solemnity, now doubted with revelations,
No longer, had she strength to devoir,
Memories hovering, heartbreak’s painfully noir.
Heart buried somewhere along the path,
Yet the pain, the chamber in her breast still hath;
Eye lids clenched, for the pain she gifted to another,
Unknowingly, yet; believed she, she must suffer.
My eyes watched for her, for she could sleep,
My heart bet for her, for she could leap,
To the realms of happiness, one in a thousand dreams,
To lands of fantasy, laugher in springs and streams.
Bore I, the weight of her eye lids and heart,
For more shall be, if she was apart,
Draining her tears into the abyss of mine,
How would she know, her smile made my life shine.
Wings spread, too fragile to flight,
Wrecked, yet, She held on, like a quarter of the moon’s last might;
Maybe a day, when she must leave,
She needed to know, In her broken wings , I did believe.
A thousand miles and infinitely more,
I shared the hurt that she bore,
I dwelled, I fell out, I lost myself in the lane,
Amongst the shadows in her melancholy strain…
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
Gust...
She flaunted herself amongst the leaves,
They, dazed in the graze of her hair...
She held a warmth of purity to touch,
Yet, cool beyond fathom as much.
She wove tender dreams,
for those in slumber, by her sweetness
And enchanted the rest with,
Breaths of breathlessness...
Nay she cannot be captured,
Nor be forced under will,
For shall she flow soft,
As a slow embrace, warm and then wither away.
She returns pious and prayerful,
Noble and gaunt,
Jolly and juvenile,
Yet rough and relentless.
She cureth all , cuddle and caress,
Yet shall she in her wrath, rogue the sea,
Leave no dexterity...
And yet, shall she be,
An angel in a moth's life in paradise,
A tear of memories in an old man's eyes,
A whiff of anger amongst caring men,
A reason, an omnipresence
And yet sometimes, a mere vibe of existence...
They call her the wind,
I called her, Love....
They, dazed in the graze of her hair...
She held a warmth of purity to touch,
Yet, cool beyond fathom as much.
She wove tender dreams,
for those in slumber, by her sweetness
And enchanted the rest with,
Breaths of breathlessness...
Nay she cannot be captured,
Nor be forced under will,
For shall she flow soft,
As a slow embrace, warm and then wither away.
She returns pious and prayerful,
Noble and gaunt,
Jolly and juvenile,
Yet rough and relentless.
She cureth all , cuddle and caress,
Yet shall she in her wrath, rogue the sea,
Leave no dexterity...
And yet, shall she be,
An angel in a moth's life in paradise,
A tear of memories in an old man's eyes,
A whiff of anger amongst caring men,
A reason, an omnipresence
And yet sometimes, a mere vibe of existence...
They call her the wind,
I called her, Love....
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