So it is
So it is.
A fact, a farce.
A mask. A diktat.
Affable anger, sarcastic smile. Misguided sentiments.
So it is.
A faucet, a leash.
A spear. Tipped with hot iron.
Unspoken words, unforgotten moments. Useless expressions.
So it is.
A fear, some hope.
A fabrication. All ill-gotten.
Of mistrusted trust, unassuming faith. Nonchalant existence.
So it is.
A risk, a game.
A story. Well told.
A feeble hold, genuine strength. Touchable memories.
So it is.
A dice, some rain.
Satisfaction. Never guaranteed.
Freeing inhibitions, plunging depths. The unassuming.
So it is.
Life. A salute.
A fact, a farce.
A mask. A diktat.
Affable anger, sarcastic smile. Misguided sentiments.
So it is.
A faucet, a leash.
A spear. Tipped with hot iron.
Unspoken words, unforgotten moments. Useless expressions.
So it is.
A fear, some hope.
A fabrication. All ill-gotten.
Of mistrusted trust, unassuming faith. Nonchalant existence.
So it is.
A risk, a game.
A story. Well told.
A feeble hold, genuine strength. Touchable memories.
So it is.
A dice, some rain.
Satisfaction. Never guaranteed.
Freeing inhibitions, plunging depths. The unassuming.
So it is.
Life. A salute.
as usual a pleasure to read...
ReplyDeletedamn nice dude...
Thanks Calden ..
ReplyDeleteNice one bro... The different emotions/phases in life very nicely put to words :)...
ReplyDeleteThanks Babs..
ReplyDeleteI wanted this one to be like a mixed bag where
nothing is connected except that they're all a part of life :)
That's exactly what it feels like dude... U have just picked out few of the many phases of one's life and mixed it up in a bag...
ReplyDeleteEven though not connected, we all will be able to identify times when we have felt this way sometime....
That's why it's a salute to life :)
ReplyDeletesalute to the writer :)
ReplyDeleteThanks KD :)
ReplyDeleteThe first line reminded so me so much of the song:-
ReplyDelete"The Blowers daughter"
The best part of your posts is the positivity you see in life despite its two faces!
Keep that up always...
You're right Sash... whenever I read the first line of this poem, the song "Blower's Daughter" starts playing in my mind :)
ReplyDeleteBut trust me, it's not at all inspired from there hehe..
And thanks Sash.. it's easier with friends like you around :)
Well i also thought it was Damien Rice inspired poem...The Blower's daughter which also happens to be one of my favourite songs :)
ReplyDeletehaha... well it's my poem and nobody else's! ;)
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