A much better dawn may await the sleeping,
Than the dusk you hold in your embrace.
But would you see the never-ending sea,
Or choose to live the next man’s Fate?
Don’t lose your way, stand still at the fork,
I’ll rescue your faith as I’ve done before,
Try not to fail as you try no more,
Nobody suffered in oblivion
Stand still and cry or walk and smile,
For a little while, leave the fear behind,
For each one that tried, a million died,
Fame is naught, but what of pride?
It wasn’t the day, but the mind of yore,
When you spoke again of the holding of more
For each step you ponder in your mind,
Hark back to when the past left you behind
If that was you, what would I be?
Or would you perhaps light it up for me?
A million flames now lick the sky,
Where a moment before the last spark did die
A wall behind but that’s still the way,
I can’t go on, for I’m not there,
Of those that are, not a word I say,
For maybe tomorrow, myself I’ll betray
5 comments:
You write the most splendid poetry, Mukund. :) Always have.
@DJK: Thank you very much. Huge compliment, though hardly deserved I would have thought :-).
Wow. May be restlessness is a great fuel for creativity...all these verses that are born out of it... nice...keep writing...
@Anu: Thank you. Yes, restlessness does seem to create at times the perfect reason to sit and pen or type out something. That's when most of my bilge is spawned to be honest...
Very nice..the mind of yore...is that like an ugly pun :D...
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