Just about a rhyme
The curtained isle summons wearied off eyes
Sylvan aroma soothes clouded soul’s skies.
And crouching there one sits firm on fancy
To hear silent times bashful sighs
Then:
“Thou art an escapist”, say the men.
“Thou art an escapist”- again!
When I slept on a lone valley’s pillow
Covered tenderly by a blanket of snow.
Watching dark night being lit
By the moonlight’s regal glow.
Then:
“Thou art too sensitive”, say the men.
“Thou art too sensitive”- again!
Treading fast on my path of life
If I ever mistook to look behind
Looking for moments I had illusion as mine
Till I was completely lost to find.
Then:
“Thou art a fool”, say the men.
“Thou art a fool”- again!
Yes…yes thou art just true o men.
I do confess I was insane.
This is ‘world’.
If I escaped…who will wait for me anyway?
If I had silently sensed…who on my behalf is supposed to say?
If I have moved on…how long will anyone else stay?
That I composed this verse is a mere realisation,
Poetry is present in the escapist sensitivity
And romantic recollection.
Reality differs, as it is the touchable form
And not its mere impression.
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