I write for the individuals who find themselves lost in the soaring waves of the sea world. For them, who are no-faced on the stage of this world theater. Yet, the ones who aspire to be the directors here. For they are the better perceivers.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Murder in the Capacity of a Switchblade
When you murdered me
My blood was white.
My blood was bleached long back in childhood.
My spirit said no to any new colour.
And I survived colourless.
When you murdered me in the capacity of a switchblade
I didn’t shout. I was busy observing your gingerly efforts
You didn't know I had a white blood?
Till you aimed Forty one cuts in me
Did you?
It’s a long story that worked to bleach me white.
When you crushed me, I still smelt fragrance.
Which assaulted your nose in disdain.
I had dreams in my eyes,
And an urge to fly
To express dance
To caper in energies of bubbles of laughter.
I was celebrating silence when you came to blade me.
You tampered with my brain,
And managed to snap me in forty one attempts.
Blood sluiced out in white.
I remember your expression.
There was pain on your face,
And were grumbling something about your pain
And I smiled
And I had an independence waiting on me to beat about.
I have realized
You could never
touch me.
I could still smile…
And I can’t stop laughing
It took you forty one aims!
I was a tough nut to crack.
There are mysteries in me..
When you murdered me
My blood was white.
And your face was just as white..
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Dark poem... :P But. Lovely... :D
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ReplyDeleteThanx Akshita for thy greatest of all verses, ... ;)
ReplyDeletewell written...who's the butcher?
ReplyDeletewell, all i can say is..since I am dead, no point in De-engraving the story... :)
ReplyDeletewell... i loved it!!! simple yet intriguing... its one of ur best till nw :)
ReplyDeleteThanx for bringing a twinkle in my eye Harry :)
ReplyDeleteSullenly Murky..but liked it..you write good:)
ReplyDeleteit totally depends on my mood.. which was certainly not very good at that point.. and thanx for liking it..
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