bewitching words spun with spindles of thought and quicksilver yarn...
6.21.2009
few questions...
bloom
Wet blue darkness
6.17.2009
Dusty crossroads
Her faint steps on the heated asaphalt
Her missing anklet and cracked heels
Yet she dances in gay abandon…
Whose Radha is she?
What does her Kanha do?
Her innocence is her jewel?
Or some bait hanging for men?
She dances to her own lilting tune…
Did you notice the half lyrics?
Who taught them?
Where are her dreams?
Does she dream of indifference?
Lustful eyes?
Or just pennies?
What is the quest of her being?
Will she ever read the poem of her life?
Or will it always remain a half lyric world for her?
6.10.2009
Her tears...
I think I shall write
About her tears
Honest real tears
Salty acrid and burning
Burning with pangs of seperation
Guilt of betrayal
And burden of loyalty
She wore them well
Like fine refulgent pearls
Strung in pellucid thoughts
Strained across her bosom
Taut and real
She cried for love
She cried for her love
She cried…
I was dazed
By her tears
By her love
And by her
What is the burden
That weighs her down
Makes her cry
And yet she is at peace
How can tears bring peace?
How can betrayal make you calm?
And how can love liberate?
Crisscrossing questions
Play of words
Did I have anything else to offer?
No soothing words
No hands to wipe her tears
No love to match hers
Will you cry for me someday?
Did you do that once for me?
Will there be a poem of our seperation
Will there be words to describe
Our love?
breaking free
That brute force
Those moments shortly before breaking free
Those ramshackles strained..
That last metal giving away…
The gory and heavy memories
They captured me for long
Your every touch had turned lead
Boring through my being
Every poem froze in my eyes
And choked me from within
I knew you were right
You made me feel wrong
You left swiftly
I dragged along…
Love was always the only way
Commitment was your stay
I was free
And you were bound
Solace in each other
I now wonder
How we found..
I have survived
Your venomous seperation
And I am not at all regretting…
The realization that my deeds are blasphemous,
by itself was emancipating….
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