Thank you and a million hugs to Meher over at Translucid Graffiti for this amazing guest post of what I hope will be many more :)
Here goes.
Here goes.
Senile Questions
Lucid consoles,
Of never ending
spaces.
No cluttered
existences.
Just she
and her creation of
love.
Carefully thriving on
pleasure,
And the guileless
passion,
She hath infused.
breathing, not in
solitude,
but in perfect
symphony,
as alike,
as a body in itself
could be.
It was the same dream.
Every night. With every fucking gasp of air she took in.
With every ripple of existence living through every
sensation of the longing that knew no bounds. It only grew. Nurtured on long
hurtful glances that were to remain unrequited.
It was not meant to be, they said.
The amalgamation of the two worlds would not happen, they
smirked.
But no one could frustrate her quite as good as he. And no
one could make her love more. Shrouded with nothingness, led along with
beguiling patience, having stayed inert for far too long does love no good.
No good at all, she’d croon.
Along with the numerous songs written and tucked under
layers of furtive solitude.
And he hasn’t been demystified either. He, wasn’t blind to
the rage of the overflowing emotions that her eyes had spoken.
He wasn’t oblivious to the passion springing in her steps.
But what was one to do about betraying emotions, sir? About
the love not seeping in. About the pain not stirred. About the songs not
sung. Must the love wither and die an
unanswered death? Nay, doesn’t seem fair.
Must the unloved quench their thirst and move on? What was one to do about the fragrances that reminded of love, gone unreciprocated? Pray, tell me, if you know.
Must the unloved quench their thirst and move on? What was one to do about the fragrances that reminded of love, gone unreciprocated? Pray, tell me, if you know.
The answer to the rage building over,
to the passion fragmenting,
and the grief tucked in.
It was and will remain as fucked up as it can be. Having
been unanswered, it will go on to evoke strange memories of emotions gone awry.
It’s true, there shall never be complacence and perhaps, she’s prefer it that
way too.
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Love,
Kanika
Pleased to read this.
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Meher is an extremely gifted writer. :)
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Deleteit flows so well, with so much power beneath d words..
ReplyDeleteextremely well written..
whattodoo, she is a genius :)
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