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shuv-kdh
shuv-kdh
Writer from heart. Poet by chance.
I wish I could tell you I’m a loner No more, whenever I need your hands And lips holding every part of me, and Shredding my threshold because this is just A guard I build to keep people from invading Our heaven, I wish I could shout and sing to the world Our songs of love, they find freakishly weird, Because they haven’t seen a love like this and lovers Like we’re going to be, I would write in every inch of this Air, and sand, and river, and sky, About how I’m at loss of words to explain this feeling Because with you, I’m not me and my words are not Mine anymore, but just your smell and touch I long to explore and explain to thousand stars and Raindrops, just to prove that their beauty fails so Horribly before your hazel eyes, and I know Even petrichor would shy against your fragrance, So I don’t have concrete answers whenever you ask “what are we” and “what is this feeling” Because I don’t know, I don’t know how you turn my blood and bones Into a wild whisper and I don’t know Why your thoughts are enough to let a smile Brew around me, because with you, I’m Not me and my words are not mine anymore.
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Nov 16, 2015
Nov 16, 2015 at 9:06 AM UTC
Ode to my lover
I’ll let you go today, for these hands are too tired holding onto someone who never belonged here, I’ll let you leave, and not let a single tear travel down my face, for it has forgotten the pain of a smile. I’ll let you go today for anything that toxic doesn’t deserve to stay.
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Oct 23, 2015
Oct 23, 2015 at 11:41 AM UTC
Please go, today
You have always been my favorite story. The story of a girl, who held her dead mother, All night and refused to let go even in the morning, For she claimed, she was holding her last breath. The story of a girl who just never knew When to give up and to let go. For you were a girl who tried to capture From air to the petrichor, Held onto his fingers like they were your Only saviors and you couldn’t let go Of them, could you? You were a girl with weak heart and Big words, that you used to make people stay, Leaving your threshold before the sunrise, And if that didn’t help, your lanky fingers Crawling to their sides and back, Knocking on the doors, you knew would never Open, banging onto them, trying to make A hole, you were so sure a finger would be enough. A single touch could bring back, which never belonged Here, and people might see you as a pathetic, daft Girl, who could never feel the toxicity, Could never get over an addiction, But for me you were always a story of hope, Of courage, and of strength. Because some people like to hold onto things, While some like to be held.
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Oct 13, 2015
Oct 13, 2015 at 4:55 AM UTC
Hold me
When my doctor diagnosed me as a schizophrenic, My mother broke into tears, like it was worse thing anyone Could be, I wanted to tell her to stop, it was starting to feel Too unreal, I have been living in this mind for so long, That I have turned against this world, which Looks at me like I’m a burden to carry, I talk to air Sometimes, it’s not insanity, not everything you can’t see is Insanity, I sometimes see my grandmother, and I tell her I miss her that I’m sorry I wasn’t there when she counted Her last breath, you might feel it to be weird, but it’s not worse Than this guilt gnawing at me, my mind is a canvas painted By thousands of painters, and the pictures here don’t make sense, But art doesn’t need to make sense. I feel like a graveyard sometimes, haunted by the souls That will never leave me, I feel like a morgue sometimes, Walking around with my own corpse, that bleeds sometimes, I am not abnormal or special or weird, I see constellation in people, and I see a ray in you When you smile, my hand stutters objecting to human Touch, and I don’t call out for hugs, but this body could use some Warmth, my imagination doesn’t run ahead, it goes round And round, Living in this body, is like inhabiting with a foe, Which slowly takes over you, and you have no shield, These meds help you sleep dreamless at night, but They won’t protect you, nothing will be here to Clutch on when demons that resides in you arrive, So all you do is crawl on your bed, trying to take As less space as possible, not letting the fear Cover every part of you, you think you’re still here, But you’re not, and thats exactly how it feels like Living in a schizophrenic mind.
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 1:29 PM UTC
Living in a schizophrenic mind
When my doctor diagnosed me as a schizophrenic, My mother broke into tears, like it was worse thing anyone Could be, I wanted to tell her to stop, it was starting to feel Too unreal, I have been living in this mind for so long, That I have turned against this world, which Looks at me like I’m a burden to carry, I talk to air Sometimes, it’s not insanity, not everything you can’t see is Insanity, I sometimes see my grandmother, and I tell her I miss her that I’m sorry I wasn’t there when she counted Her last breath, you might feel it to be weird, but it’s not worse Than this guilt gnawing at me, my mind is a canvas painted By thousands of painters, and the pictures here don’t make sense, But art doesn’t need to make sense. I feel like a graveyard sometimes, haunted by the souls That will never leave me, I feel like a morgue sometimes, Walking around with my own corpse, that bleeds sometimes, I am not abnormal or special or weird, I see constellation in people, and I see a ray in you When you smile, my hand stutters objecting to human Touch, and I don’t call out for hugs, but this body could use some Warmth, my imagination doesn’t run ahead, it goes round And round, Living in this body, is like inhabiting with a foe, Which slowly takes over you, and you have no shield, These meds help you sleep dreamless at night, but They won’t protect you, nothing will be here to Clutch on when demons that resides in you arrive, So all you do is crawl on your bed, trying to take As less space as possible, not letting the fear Cover every part of you, you think you’re still here, But you’re not, and thats exactly how it feels like Living in a schizophrenic mind.
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My mother was 20 when it happened in a dark veil, she planted a fruit of nine months in the ground, never to grow again, and even though she never talks about it, I can still see the pain, sometimes in her hollow cheekbones, frail shoulders and in every sad smile on seeing a little boy. The summer that was supposed to fill my mother with cacophony of newborn cries and shouts, only brought sadistic tune of death, that summer I’m sure my mother must have counted all her sins for the fate she received and even though my mother still prays to God every day, I doubt if she never hated Him, that summer she must have rocked the little cot, she still preserves like her precious, back and forth, her mind racing likewise to every “what if”s, my father still praises her of being a strong woman, she never cried except for that one day, the doctor entered her room with a grim face and empty hands, my mother has raised her other kids to be good people, she never poured her feelings to us, never shut herself to dig into the harsh memories of that stillborn, but I know her pain resides in her every nerves and veins, she carries her tears at bay but not for once lets waves overcome her, my mother is a strong woman, 30 years of that incidence and my mother still holds onto those memories firmly, like it was only yesterday. My mother must see him in every little boy, from the park, she must imagine him as a 10 year old, living next door, her body has shrunken like the raisin in water, but that memory has still not faded, still not covered a layer of dust because she goes down that memory lane, every night, tugs at her hair, bites at her shawl to keep from screaming, my mother is a strong woman, I’ve never see her crying.
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Jun 15, 2015
Jun 15, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
Strong woman
My mother was 20 when it happened in a dark veil, she planted a fruit of nine months in the ground, never to grow again, and even though she never talks about it, I can still see the pain, sometimes in her hollow cheekbones, frail shoulders and in every sad smile on seeing a little boy. The summer that was supposed to fill my mother with cacophony of newborn cries and shouts, only brought sadistic tune of death, that summer I’m sure my mother must have counted all her sins for the fate she received and even though my mother still prays to God every day, I doubt if she never hated Him, that summer she must have rocked the little cot, she still preserves like her precious, back and forth, her mind racing likewise to every “what if”s, my father still praises her of being a strong woman, she never cried except for that one day, the doctor entered her room with a grim face and empty hands, my mother has raised her other kids to be good people, she never poured her feelings to us, never shut herself to dig into the harsh memories of that stillborn, but I know her pain resides in her every nerves and veins, she carries her tears at bay but not for once lets waves overcome her, my mother is a strong woman, 30 years of that incidence and my mother still holds onto those memories firmly, like it was only yesterday. My mother must see him in every little boy, from the park, she must imagine him as a 10 year old, living next door, her body has shrunken like the raisin in water, but that memory has still not faded, still not covered a layer of dust because she goes down that memory lane, every night, tugs at her hair, bites at her shawl to keep from screaming, my mother is a strong woman, I’ve never see her crying.
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I don’t want to be a tourist, but a traveler in your land I want to be a wanderer lost in the most unlikely trails For your chaste beauty lies in Those long abandoned grounds Of wildly growing weeds and the Secret tunnels you have built for The permeation of your Hymns and cries, I am aware that you have been haunted by The crawling black clouds, and i Can’t always promise to paint rainbows In your skies or straighten your paths, But I know that I will love Every of your rain drops and Sound of thunder, I will dance in your Barren lands and climb every of your hills Because of all the lands I have traveled, Only yours feels closest to home.
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 12:26 AM UTC
Wanderer
Sometimes I don’t think myself As a poet, but a scribbler, Because behind every single piece of My work, there are hundreds scrawled pages Glasses of red wine left untouched and candles I have lit again and again, fighting with The Lord of darkness, because you have to write That verse again and again, until you’re satisfied, Until you’re proud to call yourself its creator, But poetry isn't just penning thoughts running In your veins, oozing as soft whispers from your lips, It resides underneath like a constant heartbeat and It does not stop until you get that one poem, Until you pen down the feeling you were trying Feverishly to put into words and when you Finally do, the beat stops just for a moment Enough for you to give that glint of pride, And then the beat starts again with your fingers, Yearning once more, to create another masterpiece, Because poetry is not a phase, not a mere hobby, Not a way of passing time, but it is a norm, a habit A tradition that you follow so religiously because You believe in it, for you can actually feel the poem When it sits with you in a room.
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 4:19 AM UTC
To every hopeless poet
I feel the sunlight in my back just As cold as our togetherness, and I’m Alone in the crowd, waking up at 2 has Been a culture I’m following religiously Because we always opted for late night Conversations and I prepare black coffee With minimum sugar because you never Wanted to see your girlfriend growing her Width, I wait night after night, with no Motion in me, just like a lonely highway Which has been run over thousand times By the screeching tires of a truck and cars But still lays there unnerving to be run over Thousandth and one time.
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Apr 15, 2015
Apr 15, 2015 at 10:37 AM UTC
Now you're in my 2 a.m. thoughts.
I am a war zone, with no need of Peace keeping force, for I am obsessed With the war my thoughts engage in, The bullets I have dodged in my soul With the painful litanies have made Me a powerful warrior and I take Pride on what I’ve molded into. I find peace within myself, My peace lies amidst the muffled Screams of my heart, battered by the Wounds.
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 12:21 PM UTC
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