A Thousand Splintering Questions
Where did I go wrong?
That in the shadow of
your jaundiced eye,
You orphan me from
you?
That I fail in
whatever I try...
I close my eyes and
pray by the light,
And wide-eyed, I
dream at night...
Of a hope that will
dawn upon and house me,
Not in its fragility,
but, with its all encompassing might.
But, it stays away,
only whimsically skirting the boundaries,
Permeating death and
despair...
Moribund I lie, with
no wish to heal,
In the ironical
comfort that no will care...
And, I patiently wait
for my end to near...
But between the
thought and its action,
Evading my death is a
malicious void,
That churns my inside
with a thousand splintering questions.
And I ask,
Where did I go wrong?
That before I could be born, I died,
Why did you orphan me from you?
That I never got up
to see the light...
Comments
Love this line - Not in its fragility, but, with its all encompassing might.
Write more often, Stuti.
But between the thought and its action,
Evading my death is a malicious void,
That churns my inside with a thousand splintering questions." You echoed my unspoken thoughts here, my friend!
Aakriti