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Day is passing Slowly through my finger tips, I try so hard to tighten my grip, eyes have gone blind, I befriend my mind. *seated next to a stranger in a bus- hoping to hear from someone else that the day is meant for us* Their words have turned me mute, denigrating my decibel to a minimum, cultivating a web for all the voices that were dispersed— I still haven’t decided if silence is a blessing or a curse. *Thing is no one told me that life is long, and that I have to continue the journey no matter how isolated I was. No one told me how much I should participate in the creation of my existence, that I should perhaps keep going because no one will ever wait for me* There is nobody treading the grounds alongside deserted people, gambling with faith in such a beastly place, perfumed with slavery and discrimination; despair and racism, rubbing off a scent of alienation, even that becomes a consolation. I shouldn’t make this place about me, growing fangs and horns in solidarity, show me a world where all this don't persist, How shall I go on looking like this. There is nobody *My mind is a sanctuary, They live and die in my memory, Every single stranger is me.* Where have I arrived today? I try so hard to disappear from everyone, that I end up even more lost in my own destination. How did it become this beautiful?
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 2:53 AM UTC
the desert dream
Day is passing Slowly through my finger tips, I try so hard to tighten my grip, eyes have gone blind, I befriend my mind. *seated next to a stranger in a bus- hoping to hear from someone else that the day is meant for us* Their words have turned me mute, denigrating my decibel to a minimum, cultivating a web for all the voices that were dispersed— I still haven’t decided if silence is a blessing or a curse. *Thing is no one told me that life is long, and that I have to continue the journey no matter how isolated I was. No one told me how much I should participate in the creation of my existence, that I should perhaps keep going because no one will ever wait for me* There is nobody treading the grounds alongside deserted people, gambling with faith in such a beastly place, perfumed with slavery and discrimination; despair and racism, rubbing off a scent of alienation, even that becomes a consolation. I shouldn’t make this place about me, growing fangs and horns in solidarity, show me a world where all this don't persist, How shall I go on looking like this. There is nobody *My mind is a sanctuary, They live and die in my memory, Every single stranger is me.* Where have I arrived today? I try so hard to disappear from everyone, that I end up even more lost in my own destination. How did it become this beautiful?
Demm
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 2:53 AM UTC
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