The Unchained WanderlustA Poem by Ramya
With knitted eyebrows I sit on my work-desk,
My thoughts churn and I go berserk.
I hit the keys on my mundane keyboard, And clench my teeth to get off the workload. Tied to my chair by an invisible thread, I force myself to work, to earn my daily bread. I question my conscience, my heart and my soul, Dry are the passions for the job that I hold. "Enough of this!", I say to myself, I march to my boss, toss my papers ahead! It is time that I live, It is time that I love, It is time that I did what I hold most dear. I pick my red rucksack, Stash them with clothes, Dress myself in a green top, Blue capri, black gloves. I wear my shades brown, Tie my hair in a pony. I sit on my BMX, An expedition to the unknown. I step on the pedal, And let it loose, I spread my hands wide, Fresh breeze teases me through. I am what I am now, I know what I want, I listened to my heart, My soul, my mind. A wanderlust am I, With a thirst for adventure, No one can tie me down, But nature, enraptured. © 2012 Ramya |
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1 Review Added on September 1, 2012 Last Updated on September 1, 2012 Tags: wanderlust, traveller, travel, freedom AuthorRamyaIndiaAboutI read books akin to a persistent drunkard who likes to drink. Two Steps from Hell, X-Ray Dog, LP, MJ, T Swift, Sum 41, The Corrs, JB, Miley, LG, Nickelback are some of my most favourite musicians. I.. more..Writing
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