With severe pains, I was brought forth
As I joined the world of the living
My mother's pain ceased
Her happiness and joy increased
My pain also began
The pain was resistant to cures
If the resistance could be measured,
It would qualify as a perfect insulator
As the years wore on
My affliction intensified
The aches insistent
Like the hammer of a blacksmith
As days went by
My wounds kept crying for the grave
But my soul sought deliverance
My being, desired a cure
I do not know
If a cure I’ve found
But what I do know is this:
I've found solace
In a cocktail
Of coke, lidocaine and morphine...
Words run through the writer's soul. Words are his blood. Any time he shares his words, he bleeds.
I bleed too.
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Friday, 21 October 2011
Sinking Ship
You appeared as a beautifully designed ship
Constructed with the perfect structural integrity,
Perfectly obeying the buoyancy law, Archimedes' principle
In fact, my love could have been the water body in which you float.
I assumed your engine to be 99% efficient, negligible losses.
My desire was to captain you, to keep you afloat.
Constructed with the perfect structural integrity,
Perfectly obeying the buoyancy law, Archimedes' principle
In fact, my love could have been the water body in which you float.
I assumed your engine to be 99% efficient, negligible losses.
My desire was to captain you, to keep you afloat.
But,
You rejected me,
Now you’re sinking...
...I don’t want to be the captain of a sinking ship!
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