You are the tiny slivers of light
To the lone star in the twilight sky
Gathering the dying bright of the day
Spreading orange at the rim of horizon.
You are the soothing fingers of hope
To the mortal wounds of the broken warrior
As he watches the wisps of life
Escape through the cracks of his shattered armour.
You are the showers of morning rain
To the cracked brown earth on parched land
Opened up in the agony of thirst
Scorched dry in the months of drought
You are the spectrum of colours
To the blind man's midnight dreams
Painting a reality he will never see
Cursed to darkness in the waking hours.
You are the winds of luck
To the born loser of many a years
Whose wheels of fortune like still with rust
Having never moved since his birth
You are the long forgotten tune
To the mind saddened with grief
When nothing can perhaps lessen the pain
Of a loss, which will stay forever.
You are the songs of friendship
To the lonely poet within me
Waiting forever to shower my feelings
On the women I have married.
Copyright: Anirban Sarkar
Circa: 2000
Saturday, January 23, 2010
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