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The start of an end

December 13, 2014 by Fizi Yadav in Poetry

A day goes by as such

like a debt with a foreboding touch

reflections in the mirror bring peace

that someone knows me in this house deceased

the fruit goes ripe on the tree

only to be plucked, wondering a fate that be

the silence booms around my head

a solemn call to the years I tread

one by one they trickled by

now i stand aghast with world to defy

but i will myself to stay strong

much at stake for things to go wrong

'cause close to the hearth the hope burns bright

basking in its sheen I marvel the light

my hopes were meant to be as high as the sky

saw even the sky buckle over and cry

the droplets now awash my face

the hope is gone, leaving despair in place

December 13, 2014 /Fizi Yadav
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The summer of U

December 13, 2014 by Fizi Yadav in Poetry

'Twas the summer that I saw you,

the prettiest thing in the wide world

But soon the tidings changed,

Leaves fell as the autumn unfurled.

 

And so you bid your farewell,

caring nothing for the things past

Might have been easy for you,

but it left me aghast.

 

I cherish every memory we had,

and wish to dream them long into the night

But I dread so the sleep,

For its the nightmares I fight.

 

I treated you as jewel in the crown,

and i regret it not

For it was worth all my time,

and your smile was the treasure I got.

 

I wish the nightmare would end,

that I would wake up on the morrow 

and find you by my side again

But I know its not to be

Good things don't last,

that much I have come to see.

 

The way you trouble my thought,

like the golden field,

fighting an army of moth

bit by tiny bit, they pick at the grain

Leaving nothing,

but the soul to apprehend.

 

Pierce this soul,

with the longing in its throes

It cries for your touch,

but the absence only grows

 

I am sitting in the isle of thorns,

looking past the raging sea,

with these eyes forlorn.

 

How am I to get back, I wonder

All my hopes and dreams asunder.

December 13, 2014 /Fizi Yadav
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A million little things

December 13, 2014 by Fizi Yadav in Poetry

A million little stars shine above my head

A million little waves crash beneath my feet

 

A million little songs run through my lips

A million little throngs gather behind my back

 

A million little dreams reside in my eyes

A million little screams ring in my ears

 

A million little tastes swim through my tongue

A million little aches course through my legs

 

A million little cravings bear inside my heart

A million little engravings stab at my soul

 

A million little strings tug at my fingers

A million little wings sprout beneath my heels

 

And through it all I begin to wonder

If I had but one choice to consider

How would I choose from one to the other

Little is the difference,

even tinier the distance to cover

 

If life's about the choices we make

I am a dead man walking apace

A million little gambles for me to partake

A million little stories for me to remake

December 13, 2014 /Fizi Yadav
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One beautifully ugly cylce

December 13, 2014 by Fizi Yadav in Poetry

The little white feather, wound its way in the bleakest weather

Swinging this way and that, wind whipping like a cave bat

It lands on the lady's shoulder, a beautiful face and eyes that smolder

She glanced at the feather awhile, before swatting it with a smile

 

The girl is young and fair, no worries at hand no reason to care

She dances without constrains, a sinner among the saints

She glides this way and that, in high heels and a colorful hat

But then she sees the toad, egging her flair to implode

 

But the toad's no fool, there's to be no kiss like the stories drool

Its had many a rough encounters, judging by the way it flounders

It fidgets this way and that, like a mouse escaping a cat

It hops aboard the boat, the sails keeping it afloat

 

The boat’s a little rickety, its masts a little fidgety

Its seen years go by, each one harder to defy

It sailed this way and that, past the seas never flat

Now the captain stands atop its deck, bellowing orders to avoid a wreck

 

The captain’s old, by the way his skin fold

His neck strained with command, the sailors heeding his every demand

He looks this way and that, marching past the shrouds where the albatross sat

the sailors are weary he thought, the giant bird a feast for his lot

 

The bird looked at the ancient mariner, and perched itself on a high container

Hanging around the neck was a legend of old, it would fly in the air damp and cold

It flew this way and that, taking no account of the arrow being shot at

 

The shaft pierced straight through the bird's chest,

Leaving a single feather to detach from its crest.

December 13, 2014 /Fizi Yadav
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