I try to cry. I can’t. So used to not letting the tears flow, Holding them back. Conditioning learned from a young age. Well, at least I’m successful at something.
I try to cry. I can’t. A few tears seep out of my eyes… Then the feeling fades away. My brain, it feels like a sponge–
Full of dirty dish water. Try to wring it out. Then it fights back harder. One day, I will no longer feel This deep pain and sorrow.
It's amazing, isn't it?
How a little distance
can change your perception of life
Showing you the whole picture
Not just the pieces with terrible colour
It's amazing, isn't it?
How a little pause in your life
Is exactly what you need
When you've lost
all hopes to win the race
To reflect on your flaws
Or to gain some insights
It's amazing, isn't it?
How a higher altitude
Makes the world seem beautiful
Hiding the ugly cracks
It shows a picturesque wall
Insignificant, like a dust, that's what I am.
You were my pain
A cruel feeling
That consumed my mind.
Till I forgot everything else
You are all I thought
And you are all I felt
You were my anchor
That didn't let me surface
I was bound to you
Until the day I drowned
And it was relief I felt
With the release
Of my last breath..
I was your shadow
Always following you
In stormy nights
In grainy lights
Even in your darkest hours
When you were too immersed
In your own darkness to see me.
I was your air
Essence of your life
But unnoticed
Until the day I left
And you realised
What suffocation is.
I was your sun
You frowned
Whenever you looked at me
Hid yourself
In my presence
But you didn't realise
Without me
No dawn is coming.
You are right my lady
I'm no one's judge or jury
I lack a heart to know your beauty
Nor am I a commander of truth
What do I say; what do I do?
When I'm just your eyes
Reflected back at you.
Mirror, mirror on the wall;
Save your breath, save your words;
What makes you my judge and jury;
You see an image, not my beauty.
Whoever says mirrors don't lie,
When your very reflection is inverted.
It doesn't matter how hard you try.
You glue them together or tie them in a knot or hold onto them for dear life;
There'll be always something that's left behind; that becomes the ghost of the past.
I feel like that ghost sometimes, desperately gasping for that one breath of life.
Dark magnetic beady eyes
With one gaze, they cage your soul
Cunning smile and a youthful face
Beautiful like the silver moon
She'd look back haughtily
Unduly proud of her beauty
“The moon has scars.”
She'd say, “While I have none.”
I wonder what she thinks now that I've left her scarred with my love.
I stare into the void,
Lost in my head.
I scream from inside,
I beg for help.
It's an bottomless abyss,
An endless maze.
As the tendrils of evil thoughts,
Drags me down,
Deeper and deeper,
To some dark unknown place.
I look at the sky,
Grasping the hanging roots of sanity,
I pray to God,
For some semblance of reality.
But the sky still remains dark,
As it throws back my plea,
As if saying I'm not worthy enough,
For the life given to me.
I lose my grip on sanity,
Losing all hope,
As a firm tendril yanks me down,
Trapping me somewhere I can't get out of.
It's the evil place called my mind.
How naive we were to assume
That the galaxy spins around us
That the stars were gathered to watch
While dance in the centre of universe
Thought we brought colour to this world
And the sprinkle of stardust
How naive we were that we couldn't see
The stars conspiring against us
And now everything is spiralling away...
The colours are fading away....
My heart still beats...
But from inside the wooden box.
Do they wither away
Like a colorful rose
plucked away from his home
Or become sharp like a broken glass
That can tear your skin apart
Are they somewhere
Hiding from the world, healing?
Are they lost
In a permanent state of mourning?
Or have they stopped beating
Left in a cold wooden box
In an open graveyard
For others to see
As an emblem of tragic love
Or are they the wanderers
Sitting on an unknown grave
Crying for a stranger
For a broken heart knows
The pain of thousand deaths