I wish I were the bling of perfection,Not a broken spade, hiding in the shades,Waging war with incompetent cards. I wish I could send hope,To me and the deck of cards.But all I ever do is scribble in my heart. I wish I had the club of kings,To tell me I need me more.But IContinue reading “QUEEN OF CARDS: POEM”
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Garden of Salvation: Poem
As I lay down with the evening roses,Bitter memories make even thorns banal.Some pricked me pretty deep,Reckoned it to be petty tricks.Wounds afresh, never healed,Eons seems to be recalled.Scarlett honey flowing flawlessly,Is it the eternal ecstasy or misery?I’m ready to bathe in my blood,The nectar of my unfruitful deeds. As I look around with hopefulContinue reading “Garden of Salvation: Poem”
CRYPTED (poem)
Sprinted into the vault, To hide away from the fault. Are you a coward? My courage devoured. I neither see me nor you, For my self is in blue. Why are you timid? My heart still throbs, My wounds not healed. The pain so fresh. The flames still burn. My life turned upside down. IneptContinue reading “CRYPTED (poem)”
DILEMMA
She has fallen for someone. She shouldn’t have done that in a jot. Why not? How can she trust him in a blink? He’s genuine, I think. No one can be trusted easily in today’s world. That’s true. But all are not in the netherworld. Her parents will never agree. Why is that so?Continue reading “DILEMMA”
CRY FROM THE HEART