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You Need Lot of Life, To Be Dead

The moon shattered over the eastern sky

Turned into a cloud burst

Rain fall softly on a lifeless body

Walking along the empty beach

-Feeling

-Thinking

-Wondering

Where has all the pain gone?

 

The sacred solitude spread

Under the dark clouded night

Shimmering, in wet silver sands

Of time

- Deadly

- Fascinating

‘If this is being dead,

Then its welcome too’.

 

Come, be within my empty feelings,

Fill my empty soul,

Come, sit besides me

In my desert spaces

And watch with me, the play of our loneliness

Souls, fluttering on the clothesline

Strung between the stars

‘Take one, if you need some change?’

 

One step after another

Becomes effortless

-When there is no place to go

- When you are nothing else, but dead

No desires to keep you alive; awake

No sun, No moon,

No shadow ******* your steps

Sooner or later, every thing stills, lying etched upon past

 

You know, living is easy

Moments just pass

In slow motion of

Lightening flash backs

Of memories littered, one the way; en-mass

Foot prints left on silver sand

Now, I remember

Where all the pain has gone

 

You know, being dead is easy too

You just need lot of life, un-lived

______________________

Om Namah Shivaya

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shashi
Indian
Published
Nov 27, 2010
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@Shashi 11/2010

http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com/2010/11/whispers-solitude-and-rain.html

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