don't let go
the lifeline
-my frantic appeals
meet with silence
I feel like standing alone
on the riverside
watching a night sky sans moon's nectar
Had I known
the language of water particles
I might have fathomed their needs
-do they speak
of small revolutions-in-wait,
the insignificant uprisings
that languish
inside a cul-de-sac of passive sighs?
A few words approach me,
scrutinize me
then recede
A petite shooting star
falls into my hand
and slips through my fingers
I curse my inability
to hold on
(c)Arunansu Banerjee
I love this poem Arun!
ReplyDelete-do they speak
of small revolutions-in-wait,
the insignificant uprisings
that languish
inside a cul-de-sac of passive sighs?
Thanks Sergio. Glad to know you have spent some time here. Smiles.
ReplyDeleteOhh.. outstanding ..excellent.. "my inability to hold on" a line that can be read after every stanza.. beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ankur. Thanks for being here and for the appreciation. It means a lot to me. Smiles.
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