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Say a few words. ~ Rachel

A search for happiness is nothing but finding a home in a hearts of few so safe..that you cant help but keep trying to stay in. Hope yall still want in.
~Shraddha

In a while,looking at a few old words you wrote once,
some being those, which makes you wonder how you wrote it,
unless you got that ardour , that small drug you were addicted with,that small shelter, that old family. Makes you silent.

In a while, now writing a few words. And that exhilation to share it,ain't the same. And you think about the old time.
Makes you silent again.
~ Manisha.

One day when I get superpowers (ahem), I'd ask you to hold my hands and I would make you see what I see. Feel, How I feel. I would want to have you look at the world, the stars, the moon, the ocean, the way I see them. And in that maelstrom of visions I would get to see the world in your image. Experience this sanctum through your eyes. And then when I write, that would be my greatest work ever. Because It would have been written by all of us and none of us. But I don't have superpowers, so lets make this place, the sanctum in my dream.
~Sharad


Sunday, November 15, 2009

The lonely city candy affair

A pause in this loneliest city, A dialog I add of footprints emerging In chapter of turndown eternity. Since I turn only to you undone, In retiring light of the morning moon, In stoic light of the evening sun. It shadows my fairish glitter. It blinds one if the sweetened white, I’d shirk divorcing the mirror. Shirk not envying the postman. He pleases to please, ceases to cease. For how your talk goes my pen. The comfort I jilt of my shelter, A bedpost and a seascape on the wall, The universe for knocking later, To become a mistletoe pendant. On your oak where metaphors bloom. My darling oxymoron, old friend. On the bed cared-for when we lie, Secretly open-eyed and close-hearted In the compass of a needle eye, Tickle not my fancy to flee often To the slightest ice on the coldest lake! Dilemma of half-lost, half-gotten. Infant and redundant up the sky, Down they blur to divide and conquer. Sad! I can’t more than clouds cry. Blurry streets I can’t but dread, Where with each blink of my eye fades The imprint of your silhouette. -Fareed

4 comments:

  1. The funniest thing about this poem is...there are a million para's and each para seems dissconnected and doesnt flow with itself..but the poem moves pleasingly from para to para.
    And while the style seems different..the title made an image with the first few paras that the remaining could only add to not alter..
    So i shall say..i will get back to this.

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  2. Getting back would be the wise option.

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  3. To become a mistletoe pendant.
    On your oak where metaphors bloom.
    My darling oxymoron, old friend.

    Ahaha, that is when I knew it was you.
    This was fun, and yet somewhat serious underneath a tone.
    Maybe I read it wrong, but you can't stop me.
    I love it

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  4. Every time I read this, I found some new image appearing before me... Had some real nice experience after a long time!..

    PS: I just found the link of blog in my SPAM FOLDER :S

    Peace!

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