Standing in
half-dusk
You force
me to notice you
I am
caught like love; mesmerized
I walk along the floor of the earth.
You stand
there… I walk towards you;
Our eyes
interlock,
And I keep
rolling onward.
Your face
widens into a smile,
The progress
is slow… like a slow motion shot;
‘Who are
you, little one?’, I ask.
I hope for
something of your ‘nothingness’…
Darkness deepens,
The gentle
evening breeze
Suddenly snarls
beast-like,
Clusters of
black cloud pile, and rain comes down
It stops the dance of energies between us.
Our contours start getting bleaker,
Shadows recede
…
The little
girl melts in soft petals of moonlight.
All alone,
I walk back home- the door closes.
I wake up
as the dawn breaks,
Words swirl
around me.
Memories disappear
in times of extreme tension.
So, I’ve
lot to do…
I empty
myself on a piece of paper
Leaving nothing
behind
But a macro-sized poetry.
All this! "I empty myself on a piece of paper"
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing.
I loved every line of this dreamlike encounter. Am thankful for the paper which captured it.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking she was your inner child self. I too love the emptying of yourself onto a piece of paper.
ReplyDeleteThis poem takes me on a journey from hopeful to desolate. Very powerful. I hope not very autobiographical.
ReplyDeleteI love this pouring out on a piece of paper too about the amazing encounter. "The little girl melts in soft petals of moonlight." So beautiful....
ReplyDeleteYou may have emptied yourself but there is satisfaction in that another poem has been written. Writers must oberve and feel everything about them and translate that into words which is sometimes exhausting but so satisfying too.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful this gift that the poet holds
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Like a dream...
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]