Vision, October 1999A Poem by Ishan SadwelkarA dream from childhood.Vision, October 1999 In the cornered streets of one’s mind One finds the distorted remains Of what once used to be mindful Ravens wait at the carcasses of goats And rats scamper into routine hiding places days shift seasons Into a fading oblivion Matchsticks scratch and then flicker Fade out into a vibrating flame Poets tackle their own footsteps, Jump over small puddles, the color Of fresh blood on ignored tar But I think you’ve forgotten to notice The lovely ribbons of lights, discarded from heaven Turning crimson on contact with concrete And the careful journey of black clouds Against their own white outline Maybe hiding a decayed sun At such times one must become a zombie To walk excuseless In the streets of one’s mind Who knows One may find many lost reasons Of what once used to be The surreal aim of life’s dream © 2012 Ishan SadwelkarAuthor's Note
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