Archive for the 'All Things Death' Category

Burnt Fingers

I saw a little yellow flame flutter and flicker in the storm,
and quickly reached out to guard her fragile naked form.

And while I held my hands around her and felt like god,
took my time staring and musing at her dishevelled bod.

She looked washed up and shaken and bitterly shocked,
like a thief who fell down some stairs and also got caught.

But there’s method in the madness, the flame too spoke,
I understand the concern Sir, but your perception’s broke.

Ever seen someone return sauve and kempt from a war?
It’s not shock or fear, what you misread is, pride, furore.

Unwilling to let go, I stood between her and death’s blows.
She was more than was apparent, burnt fingers later told.

Nothing Broken, Nothing Thrown

Your breath is warm; your skin is warmer. This cuddle is freaking me out. Let’s get up and have something. It’s still dark, yet I can see your form as you stagger. You don’t look as gorgeous as you did last night. Neither as sober. Oh! you like my taste of music. Well, these CDs belong to my roomy. You should appreciate my taste of roommates instead. What was your name again? Doesn’t really matter though. It is not going to get tattooed on my back. Continue reading ‘Nothing Broken, Nothing Thrown’

What did she want?

I happened to be the last living being who stared in her eyes. I still remember that exchange. She looked into my eyes while she was struggling for life. Those deep blue wonders had something to say, some request for me. At that moment I was unable to understand that tacit conversation. I felt sorry for her, made a requiem and left the place as she left the world.

That look mystified me, but I ignored all that happened. I forced myself into believing that it was a mere coincidence. I never wanted to crop up my brain with it for the fear of getting sore again.

Continue reading ‘What did she want?’

Homecoming

And I closed the door behind me,
As a denial to the truth (in vain).

What I needed was her hand in mine,
What I held onto was my own pain.

I waited for her all my life, but,
Never told her, now she can never know.

I wanted to break, I wanted to feel,
But was left with no reason, life or soul.
Continue reading ‘Homecoming’