When Stars DieA Poem by ManaliIt is said I often lie
awake And talk to
the moon Enchanting,
bottomless eyes, They say, Of a
rain-nymph in bloom. It is said, I often rise
between trances And scan the
streets As if looking
for something; And then turn
away, They say, Sighing.
I am a dead
end With a
‘no-entry’ sign, It is said. And return
home they all must, With their
desires and hope Crumbling to
dust. I’m often
found staring at the stars, They say; And they
wonder why. . . What is so
intriguing ‘bout the sky?
They don’t
know…
How you and I Under a
halogen street light, would lie Melting
constellations in each other’s eye, Making Moon a
listener to our conversations As the night
gently laughed by.
Until
That giant
supernova That exploded
across the sky Swallowed you
so swift I could
scarce let out a cry…
. . And so it is
said A girl is
seen sitting by herself, Silently
staring into the night. . .
They don’t
know, This galaxy
is all there is between us. © 2013 ManaliReviews
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AuthorManaliIndiaAboutCuriously digging into everything. A little lost and overwhelmed, a little in awe. I write when the moment strikes, a word, a line, a passage. Hope you stop by.. :) more..Writing
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