(Part I)
lord
you dissolve the day
in a glass of shale and tar
the white sky paints itself in violet blue
the rays are lost
beneath a landscape of turbulent lust and desires
as the sun melts down like honey
in a wet chamber of cowards and culprits
the moon is slowly raped into darkness
by the violent clouds
her screams murdered by the bellows
of a howling storm
her tears in the grip
of grey cops and lawyers
who fall with the evening rain
with corrupted afterthoughts of money
and deception
the distant stars share the backseats
of a silent audience
their heart and genitals sliding
down their body
indulging themselves in innocent games
of orgasm and voyeurism
you dissolve the day
in a glass of shale and tar
the white sky paints itself in violet blue
the rays are lost
beneath a landscape of turbulent lust and desires
as the sun melts down like honey
in a wet chamber of cowards and culprits
the moon is slowly raped into darkness
by the violent clouds
her screams murdered by the bellows
of a howling storm
her tears in the grip
of grey cops and lawyers
who fall with the evening rain
with corrupted afterthoughts of money
and deception
the distant stars share the backseats
of a silent audience
their heart and genitals sliding
down their body
indulging themselves in innocent games
of orgasm and voyeurism
(Part II)
In this evening
of rape and suicide
when the impassive times travel
through dusty lanes
tired and a pauper
the veiled captors invade my body
and break open the vaults
usurping the spirit of words and poems
hidden in them
of rape and suicide
when the impassive times travel
through dusty lanes
tired and a pauper
the veiled captors invade my body
and break open the vaults
usurping the spirit of words and poems
hidden in them
(Part III)
a flicker of the wand
with crucifixions and executions
and the room changes color
when it becomes a garden of feast
an opera falls from the evening sky
music climbs through the hills of emotions
with the dancers carrying tunes in their bellies
the hours summon the night
our minds are laid out
like red meat on the plates of the hungry captors
and the devils
the aroma of poems and sculptures
seducing them…
the earth
a squeezed lemon in the bowl
chanting the name of the lords of evil and lies
remembering the cathedrals of blood and sacrifice
they begin to eat
piercing with knives and forks
slicing the capillaries of dream and inscriptions
blood pours down with songs and angels
another artist has been killed tonight…
with crucifixions and executions
and the room changes color
when it becomes a garden of feast
an opera falls from the evening sky
music climbs through the hills of emotions
with the dancers carrying tunes in their bellies
the hours summon the night
our minds are laid out
like red meat on the plates of the hungry captors
and the devils
the aroma of poems and sculptures
seducing them…
the earth
a squeezed lemon in the bowl
chanting the name of the lords of evil and lies
remembering the cathedrals of blood and sacrifice
they begin to eat
piercing with knives and forks
slicing the capillaries of dream and inscriptions
blood pours down with songs and angels
another artist has been killed tonight…
Although your poetry is very black Your imagery and style is terrific Thanks for visiting my blog
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I like the depth Sourik..It's only thebeginging.. The best is still to come.. Bhalo theko.. :)
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I liked the imageries in this one even though your metaphors were too explicit at places and built up an aura of darkness that has a coarse resonance.However,this is very good dark poetry!!
ReplyDeleteKeep writing. And all the best for your science practicals :-)
Cheers,
Deeptesh
Sourik,do chk out my new V-Day poem.
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i liked the dark imagery....the stars as a silent audience to the darkness is really nice... :)
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Yes, your poems are dark and endearing...
ReplyDeleteI hope your exams go well Sourik... Study hard okay?
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I think you ar better than me now, i have lost the inclination to write.
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