SEPARATION Vs EXUBERANCE....LIFE IN LIMBO
SEPARATION Vs EXUBERANCE....LIFE IN LIMBO© Abhitav Karna-2012
Separation is like saw ripping heart from limb pain not a jingly,
No more alliteration in life....bygone are kudos
I'm afraid, I'm afraid, I'm afraid!
What do I do?
How do I loose you and keep myself...
What about my little hearts?
How will I understand that
but that the universe still revolves around her?
Will I cry at night and blame myself? Beautiful, precious souls...
I'm drowning in my own tears.
Lost
Will the sadness make me stronger? Will it truly?
The Trillions are crawling through every part of me.
I can not see right from wrong,
indecision like a wolf hounds me every seconds of every day,
She breaths down my neck and claws at my heart.
I can smell her breath surrounding me, enfolding me in darkness...
When will I breathe again?
When will fresh morning air fill my lungs and turn my head to a clean sunrise.
Will fresh dew on crisp clear grass ever touch my feet again.
Will I ever have separation?
I feel like I have been broken up into pieces,
I feel like I just fell off a cliff,
My dreams fell into the palms of my hands,
And I just feel lifeless
My dreams are jeopardized
Am left in lurch- high and dry
She planned a coup for me-a deadly one
I am never going to live again,
Music and poetry have become myself,
I can never let this go,
Why is this happening to me?
I've worked so hard to get this far,
Why has this happened now,
Have I done something wrong or was it extra good
I remember the time not long ago
When we laughed and shared it all
We were the very best of friends
Or at least that's what I thought.
I often wonder why we ended
What happens to sever that tie
Just wave you off with a good bye
I thought I was loyal
I know I was true
But something went wrong
Now there's nothing to do
A friendship lost
Is a very sad thing
The angels weep instead of sing.
AND FINALLY SHE LEFT ME.....ALONE.....
Poetry by Abhitav Karna
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Written on 2012-06-17 at 18:12
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