An engimaA Poem by Sunil Sharma An Enigma Sometimes as
cold As the
marble in the Icy winter; Sometimes as
warm As the
mid-day desert Wind, rising
And
enveloping Everybody in
its tight hug; Visible like
a car/coffee ad, Sometimes
invisible, Like the
smile of a Poor Asian
widow, Clad in
white, and Confined to
the back Of the dark
house; Laughing
loud, like Kids
returning home, After a long
school day, Sad, like a
young engineer Rejected in
interview, For the
fifth time, Despite a
glittering M.Tech; Very close,
like the heart-beat, Very
far-off, like A nearby brother/sister, That never
call, Because I do
not exist; A newspaper
puzzle, An unread
letter, As the recipient
had left, A courier
not delivered, A delayed
monsoon; So many
moods, One silent
rejection; Still that
open laughter, And shining
eyes; The inviting
look, And the
intervening distance, Well, well, An enigma--- You are. My dear Valentine! © 2013 Sunil Sharma |
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Added on January 30, 2013 Last Updated on January 30, 2013 AuthorSunil SharmaMumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaAboutA bilingual writer, freelance journalist, literary editor and academic from Mumbai, India. more..Writing
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