There's this song in my head
and all its notes are blurred,
yet as the words in it fade,
it still strains to be heard.
In the dark it glows and flows,
like trails of rusty tears,
while its chorus forever sings
of all my deepest fears.
So many words I had to say,
but they don't fit anywhere;
some I kept some threw away,
some pushed in here and there.
Writhing, writhing, under my skin,
words with no tomorrow,
words of love, anger, and whim,
words of hope, joy and sorrow,
Words with teeth and words with knives,
words with the touch of a feather,
words which make or break your life
or keep you under the weather.
There's this song in my head,
verse, chorus and refrain,
look at all the changes I made,
yet the song remains the same.
n.b. This depressing poem was written during a sixteen minute metro ride between Garia and Hazra. I do not know what inspired it. But I think the song playing in the background might just have something to do with how this came out.
and all its notes are blurred,
yet as the words in it fade,
it still strains to be heard.
In the dark it glows and flows,
like trails of rusty tears,
while its chorus forever sings
of all my deepest fears.
So many words I had to say,
but they don't fit anywhere;
some I kept some threw away,
some pushed in here and there.
Writhing, writhing, under my skin,
words with no tomorrow,
words of love, anger, and whim,
words of hope, joy and sorrow,
Words with teeth and words with knives,
words with the touch of a feather,
words which make or break your life
or keep you under the weather.
There's this song in my head,
verse, chorus and refrain,
look at all the changes I made,
yet the song remains the same.
n.b. This depressing poem was written during a sixteen minute metro ride between Garia and Hazra. I do not know what inspired it. But I think the song playing in the background might just have something to do with how this came out.
1 comment:
even if you think its depressing but i love the lines :
"Writhing, writhing, under my skin,
words with no tomorrow,
words of love, anger, and whim,
words of hope, joy and sorrow,"
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