If your Memory Hearkens

If your Memory Hearkens

A Poem by Siddhartha

Every drop of this ink’s lifeblood
Every footstep’s ghost
On a snow clad road
The impartial touch of wintry dew
The partial kiss of a lighted matchstick
Every sense that exists
Or thought which persists
Carries me to you


And all of it is true


But if you stop loving me
I will steel my heart
To rage winter with fire
I will kill the waves
And burn tides at pyre
Don’t search for me then
For I will be lost
In the night’s quagmire


Forgetting and forgiving
The lure of your lyre


But if the sound of my sight
Still wakes you up at night
If the trails in your memory
Still form a canvas
Which reminds you of I
In the fullest of colour and sketch
Scorching the dark of the night


Then,
Will I surrender my heart to you
My beloved
I will revel in the solitude
In your quietude
And I will yield my being
In all ways true

© 2018 Siddhartha


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Added on January 3, 2018
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Siddhartha
Siddhartha

Hyderabad, South Asia, India



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An engineer, with a management degree, I am passionate about and fascinated by the arts – literature, movies, music and photography, et al. Creative writing, especially poetry is the raison d&rs.. more..

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A Poem by Siddhartha