The OddsA Poem by Bayandur PogosyanAnswer to Emily Dickinson's "My Letter to the World". 2004, Yerevan, Armenia.
Unbroken dreams.
Unspoilt mind. Unaching heart Not torn apart... Forceless demons Locked forever, And no fever from the drug. Prince from a frog... The time has stuck In a happy moment of life. And you're his wife. Pictures of this Are going down. The golden crown Falls on the lawn, The burning dawn Pictures the blood Pouring in streams. Fate, as it seems Has always aimed The weak. Unshared love... Ungiven kiss... Paranoid thoughts about this... A thousand “friends”, And each pretends That no one stands By your own side As if he mends Your heartache wounds... And happy thoughts Are far away. No, they won't stay As happiness Is not for us. Oh, never dream, For every dream Turns into nightmare in the end. We'll never stand against a land So full of Them. Just two of us, We are The Odds. © 2012 Bayandur Pogosyan |
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Added on September 18, 2012 Last Updated on September 18, 2012 Tags: poetry, emily dickinson, romance, depression Author
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