Charred DialectA Poem by Karan
I
asked for bread and butter and a shadow And
of all the places I’ve been this is what i am searching But
lest should the butter melt away and the bread become moldy The
shadow which i need to follow walks away Into
a dark and disdain path Crumpled
by the leaves of sorrow in the autumn wind
You
came to my life like a tender fruit I
nurtured it to a full grown petal The
bees swarming hurt like the scorpion's sting Lesser
seen by the eye but felt deep within
The
oozing wetland supports not a flower The
flat meadows raising a dune The
thick green wilderness turns an unholy black And
a fenceless border seeks a twig
My
life a long narrow corridor and echoing hallways Wailing
like an old witch's hue Much
to the ears of the trespassers But
a soprano to the one who stays
An
ongoing battle speaks volumes for itself A
muddled future hears a dilemma The
moonlit paths try to tell their stories A
disconnected heart looks for a peripheral projection
I
did not wait love rather jumped onto the rose Proclaimed
a danger, the danger of complete love Your
body a pine-scented slope, your eyes sparkling gems Heading
into the soul, lighting up the cave And
so i go along and with you i drift along Like
this I want you, like this I love you © 2014 Karan |
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Added on December 16, 2014 Last Updated on December 16, 2014 AuthorKaranPune, IndiaAboutI just like casual writing and reading. Love stricken poetry and mythological fiction, I believe, is my forte. more..Writing
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