Thursday, 14 June 2012

A Few Of My Lost Poems Out Of A Torn Diary




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Into Subconscious wilderness

He knew he was of the wild.

Never told anybody,

Not to his mother, in dream.

Not to the girl from town

Who once said him, crazy child!

At heart he knew he was wild.

When moon of blood shone on

The porch of his residence

He impelled to drink the dark

Greens and deep jungle of truth.

Like a sharp tooth moonshine fell

On entire world of sanity.

He knew someday he had to

Run away into deep deep

Wilderness that lay beneath

Our day and night of minds.

prey

By the window of the funeral and fluorescent flower

See, the face of her.

The hunger does blend with grief.

She comes out to stand at a outstretch porch, stand stiff.

At the outside a spread of night....

The funeral and fluorescent flower

Those with sad glory and glorious glaze

White glaze,

That exudes into the winter of a night.

Wakes a nocturnal bird

Which spreads its wings to a flight.

The claw is still seeking its first prey.

Its first prey still evading

Evading mind and her haunting memory.

Home bound city evening

The Anubis sits at the door.

Yonder, the spell of rising moon.

The city with sighing fogs.

Look back at it and feed the Anubis

Another day of your life.

Open the window of your room.

Let the creeping pollens of death

The polluted airs come.

She does not lift her tired eyes

At the level of you.

Her hands presents warm foods

Those you junk down your body.

Fool's paradise is sparking before your eyes.

Turn the channels.

Anubis sits at the door.

Moon mourns for being bound on a city sky.

You cannot turn to another life.

The face

A face he has seen somewhere.

A face without a nametag,

Waves of memory's ocean

Becomes unruly in vain.

Some faces do not have names.

He surveys its known features,

He knows that he knows it close.

A face he has seen somewhere.

In a bus of public assembly?

In a tube to underworld?

In a road with shadows to whisper?

In a place of toiling sunshine?

In a distant island of blue dream?

In a memory beyond a life?

A face he has seen somewhere.

Closely and within whispers.

His sad finger's grave touch on

The forehead of it lingers.

A touch that defies vagueness

You know you know you know it.

Has he seen it in a mirror?

First language

"My first language is poetry

Second is English."

He spoke. His mind was somewhere else.

A window with shines,

A shine showing green sycamores.

His interviewer,

Asking about his home and hearth

Looked at his subject.

The poet and a man looking

At the distant void.

Questions failed to be translated

To the poet's language.

Climbing down

The dark stair had scared her.

Mother's bosom used to be sought.

Solace, oh, deep solace!

A space to bury head

Like an Ostrich.

She finds floating message of memory

On a bottle from ancient age.

Her cold fingers grabs

The railings of long and magnificent stair.

Fear, oh fear don't return here

For she has to climb

To nowhere.

A distant sound of ringing cell

Rising very near from her hand bag

Head sings.

A bird of perplexity sits on her shoulder.

She has to climb.

To?

The dark stair had scared her.

She remembers this clearly.

Now in a world without a mother

Her call has taken her

To a floor above.

She has been there.

Then why now?

The dark stair.

A stair to an old floor, mossy.

She knows the wild fingers of her old boss

Creeping on the floor above.

Mother, oh mother

Open your mouth and sallow her.

His village house.

Ducks gather to share foods,

A pool of lost dews,

On the green lie our numb minds.

Minds evaporates to form

Gathering distant clouds.

A drop of philosophy.

Philosophy is a cat

Reclining lazy

On a couch of warm comfort.




I am a poet by default.




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