A Freed Tortured Soul

A Freed Tortured Soul

A Poem by Sindu
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Some change for better but missed by others..

"
Humming a ghost tune, 
melancholy notes not unknown;
crying in a fervor,
lungs ruptured from terror
from failures of lost past,
demented intrusions make it last;
''never to reborn; nor to live''
said those 'loved'; way to 'forgive'
this fragment of a whole,
a living tortured soul.
Why, my heart still pulsates,
if life's reason negates and ululates?
Reflection cast from deflected dimension
cries up for the essence
hidden deep within my presence;
refects my spirit like burning blooms,
rise.. rise.. arise.. adorning glowing plume.
Same old me wearing a new gleam;
worry not if I smile bright, and
Aim for new unfurling heights
Loved ones, ain't you wished for similar seams
to weave my existence's riven streams?
why, then try to retract me?
I finally can breath.. can see..
Blame not for this alteration
Pity you take it; an aberration.
Here, I break free to a new goal
I, a freed tortured soul. 

© 2014 Sindu


Author's Note

Sindu
When a few change for better, find new happiness; friends or family consider it a loss when they fail to recognise the person they knew and pull them back. A little write where I think they must be embraced for the struggle and not shunned.

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The triumph of moving forward is emotionally sound and inspiring. The lack of acceptance sparks tears to the soul as we have all been there. This is the kind of write that all can relate to at some point in their lives. Thank you for sharing. Very well penned.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks a lot for the read and the review! Yes, a touchy n emotional topic in the journey of all at s.. read more



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Loved the wordplay in this piece. I can very easily relate to the meaning behind it, too. Great work here. :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks so much :) for the review. I Chewed up a part of the dictionary for this :D
"rise.. rise.. arise.. adorning glowing plume.
Same old me wearing a new gleam;"

that's killer!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks Mayank! :D
life means change,, stagnance is end,,

a nice poem to read here,, thanks for sharing this intellectual and emotional piece

Posted 10 Years Ago


Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thank you Hardeep!
Let us not shun those who struggle, what a nice piece, I thoroughly enjoyed the line "Loved ones, aint you wished for similir seams to weave my existence riven streams" Did I just feel like I was floating and unfolding something wieghtless and mystifying. Wonderful!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks a lot Radad for taking the time to read and review! Nice to know you enjoyed this and made yo.. read more
That's just brilliant, no more restrictions, onward to that triumphant final two lines, all in all one of my favourite poems of yours :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Sindu

10 Years Ago

Oh wow! Thats great! Thank you so much Richard... :)
It was wonderful reading these lines. We are all here to liberate ourselves from chain of lies and things which do not allow us to be what we are. The words and stanza make a strong call for true freedom and that too in a language of soul. When things let you down we are no longer obliged to keep the association and that is what you owe to yourself. Be stronger and better by each passing day and that is the purpose of life.Thanks for inviting.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks Avinash yet again for a great review! I sometimes wonder if my writing of soul as you say is .. read more
Avinash

10 Years Ago

Be committed to it and then you can see things better.
Sindu

10 Years Ago

Ok thanks.
The triumph of moving forward is emotionally sound and inspiring. The lack of acceptance sparks tears to the soul as we have all been there. This is the kind of write that all can relate to at some point in their lives. Thank you for sharing. Very well penned.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks a lot for the read and the review! Yes, a touchy n emotional topic in the journey of all at s.. read more
Well, this beats the snot out of my little reverse poem, and I don't mind saying so. One way the narrator has an epiphany, and another she falls into doubt and despair. Did I get that right?

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sindu

10 Years Ago

Yup! Pretty much so.. A bright light on one end and dark tunnel at the other.
Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks... I guess :)
L. C. Rhodes

10 Years Ago

You're very welcome ;)
I'm honored some small part of my story inspired you.

Did you mean:
"[Reflects] my spirit like burning blooms,"
and
"why, then try [to] retract me?"


Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sindu

10 Years Ago

Thanks for the inspiration! I hope there's nothing wrong in sense..

I meant refect only.. read more
MomzillaNC

10 Years Ago

You're welcome. I sincerely wish for everyone to find a path to their own life of on going miracle.

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