Sonnet 6: How love ran on with its wings?

Sonnet 6: How love ran on with its wings?

A Poem by Balkaran Sidhu
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Sorry if I forget if am an "I" or a "We" .....just sometimes in our love stories, we lose a bit of our identities...

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How love ran on with its wings
from isolated adoration on to close embrace
To where the solemn solitude of our heart clings
Would be a verse might drench the ascetic face.

Our reticence ,how came our isolation
that left our hearts a drowsy expanse
Moaning apart in the castration
How bitter at the our vain trance.

What disappointments,sleep forsaken nights of benevolence,
What heart aches and what tears,what long reproach
and mornings when we wake was a annoyance
What long disgust to watch the sun encroach.

Upon the plutonium chill,creeping up the heights
What loathing hate of life to see into flights.

© 2013 Balkaran Sidhu


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What a change in tone here, from love to hate. Great piece!

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Balkaran Sidhu
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Hanumangarh, Rajasthan, India



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