Whispers of the ForgottenA Poem by Chirag Kumar
Whispers of the Forgotten
The nascent moon outside dons the mystic orbs. Gloomy clouds strikes thunder whenever the heart throbs. The air in the house is dying with every breath. The damp lands speak words of the nearing death. Howls grow shriller as every second crawls. Dark Satans are seduced by the voodoo dolls. Creaking noises in dim light doorway pave the glorious way for the unseen souls and past spirits to stay. The fiercest of fears bring the mightiest uproar when the pool of blood storms the damp floor. Small wounds drawn all over my face, and a long pointy knife to add to my disgrace. A violent pyre awaits me. I cling between heaven and hell, a place where no light enters, and no darkness to dispel. I see dead bodies burn, flesh lying around rotten. The Devil smiles as I succumb to the Whispers of the Forgotten. C Kumar
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