Beautiful piece of art :) "Resplendence" was a new word for me. You've used all the function of human body (Taste, Feel or touch, Hear, Smell, See, Realize), which makes the poem all the more fragrant. Somehow, this is not as much as your early poems. I can't tell exactly what is lacking, yet I'm sure something is. :) Keep writing.
The internal battle to understand the mind and body leave us confused and reaching out. I like this poem. Many lines stood out. The ending was very good. A excellent poem.
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This makes me think of a poem that I wrote where within it I stated ..." the river of love's tormented loss; for only when I drown can I find my way across."
Your last stanza in particular rose to the surface, like a lotus blossom, bursting forth with the knowledge that when we lose ourselves, we find ourselves. Oh, I don't mean in the literal lose ourself in the forest type of way. When we release ourselves from the fetters of the world, we can really find ourselves, know ourselves, and love ourselves.
The simplicity of this poem lends grace to your words.
Your expressions do fill the senses with the glorious richness of the world! And as vision on vision plays on, you call out to know the depth of your own heart and soul. Passionate and powerful write, my friend!
Beautiful piece of art :) "Resplendence" was a new word for me. You've used all the function of human body (Taste, Feel or touch, Hear, Smell, See, Realize), which makes the poem all the more fragrant. Somehow, this is not as much as your early poems. I can't tell exactly what is lacking, yet I'm sure something is. :) Keep writing.
My name is Shreyas Gokhale. I have a PhD in Physics from the Indian Institute of Science and am currently a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. However, I guess.. more..