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KV Srikanth
Poems
Apr 2022
STAGE
Stage of my life
Universally described as middle age
Life's real stage
I can't ever guage
The bard called life a stage
He meant it another way
Replaced his writing and its staging
With the creator and his creation
Stage of my life
Performing on a stage
Range of my skill
World calls it the success pill
If the world is a stage
And im acting out my play
World ranking my ability
There in lies the duality
The curtain falls
Out of the stage
Still in the stage
Curtain opens again
With the curtains down
The make up still on
Headed towards the green room
A change in role for another day
A role within a role
Never changes your core
Always in character
Created by the creator
Roles change as play changes
Stages of life can tell the differences
Yet to understand the nuances
Hoping the next will give you success
Matinee evening or night
Dress circle or the Upper Circle
Performer Audience or the playwright
Roles reverse as easy as the waves recede
Standing at the backstage
Witnessing the set pieces change
Continuity chain already in domain
Life s role no choice to refrain
Raging battles in exchange
Not to be shortchanged
Getting up on stage
Not to be upstaged
Wings used for masking
Already an actor in a garb
Actor within the actor
In the pit plays along the conductor
Coming through trap doors
Encountering multitude of characters
Walking past the proscenium arch
Standing on the apron for applause
Found ****** or Arena
Whatever the enacting stage
Decided on merit the life's stage
No flashback to make it stay
Time to fold as audience fade
Matinee idol once but no one buys the facade
Lights are off in the dark
Past the arc
Stage set to stop your clock
Been there done it all
Last Curtain call
Could really be the last Curtain call
Curtains up you are only a recall
Written by
KV Srikanth
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