In the middle of the rainstorm
A pair of golden eyes swirled around me
And I became a statue today
A statue with infinite blood shreds
On this honey coloured body
A statue which incinerated
The greenness of all love –wars!
I became a towering figure
I was wired, tired and feared.
I got reflected in the deep blue sea
Pain of the past years
Drummed down into my
Oscillating weak shoulders
The shrunken images portrayed
The silhouettes before the statues’ transcient eyes
All statues hibernate,
They sleep in the curls of the sea-shell chimes
They conceal the dreams of millions
Of embryos
When will these statues wither away
Into the oozing silence, once more….
A pair of golden eyes swirled around me
And I became a statue today
A statue with infinite blood shreds
On this honey coloured body
A statue which incinerated
The greenness of all love –wars!
I became a towering figure
I was wired, tired and feared.
I got reflected in the deep blue sea
Pain of the past years
Drummed down into my
Oscillating weak shoulders
The shrunken images portrayed
The silhouettes before the statues’ transcient eyes
All statues hibernate,
They sleep in the curls of the sea-shell chimes
They conceal the dreams of millions
Of embryos
When will these statues wither away
Into the oozing silence, once more….
6 comments:
Hello Arya,
Good one..
keep going..
Love
Laya Sarath
Very good............ lot of imagination keep it up...............
nt bad keep it up dear..
its fruitful...great talent my great friend, its awesome your thoughts....
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Statues see not only the pain of past years but also the joy.They see the beauty of blossoming flowers, they hear the secrets of lovers and they hum lullaby to the homeless.
They die in the wars to reborn again to speak the language of the present. They live in the minds only during wars
I wonder why the poets always chose pain and not its alternate name the "joy of yesterday (Gibran, Prophet)"!
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