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555 · Feb 2014
The Smoking Gun
Salil Panvalkar Feb 2014
The absence of your fellowship is felt severely
My friend, here and now, you're missed dearly

Maybe we were wrong, maybe we were blind
Teach us in your absence for we may be kind

Let me forgive myself as I watched you slowly bleed
For I am responsible, no matter who did the deed

With whom do I now share this off-colour joke?
With whom do I now share this 4 am smoke?

I was sure someday we were meant to part ways
Never did it cross my mind, numbered were your days

My mind screams when I think back and see the smoking gun
Brother I never called you, but forever you shall be one
532 · Dec 2013
Everyday symptoms
Salil Panvalkar Dec 2013
Warm pieces of the soul
Torn asunder willingly
To feed the cold ego
483 · Feb 2014
Deaths binds the living
Salil Panvalkar Feb 2014
In death, lives will be bound

By forces beyond mortal control

Days and nights will stop

The clock and calendar shall reverse

Faded memories shall return

Distances and differences

Melt away into the love that remains

As it engulfs all that it touches

Unlike a forest fire, it births life

And gives purpose to the wanderer

It strengthens his faith

In the lives he touches

To look beyond these faces

And find wandering souls

Just like his own
A friend should never have to die.
465 · Nov 2013
A Passing Muse
Salil Panvalkar Nov 2013
I am but a passing muse
With a couple of eyes and a couple of hands
Walking, and yet not moving
And with these hands I wish to build
Not castles, not palaces
But bonds that last longer than our bodies
That will stand the test of fate
Though these eyes shall never appreciate them
As they are but blind to all that doesn't move
But once in a while they do notice the patterns
Among the endless sea of static
And I let out a squeal of joy that falls on deaf ears
458 · Nov 2013
Literary Escape (Haiku)
Salil Panvalkar Nov 2013
I could not stop walking into walls
Oh, how I twisted and turned
Until the day I wrote myself over them
393 · Nov 2013
Two Worlds
Salil Panvalkar Nov 2013
You live out your dreams
I dwell within mine
I'm but a part of your world
You've made mine
309 · Aug 2019
Tying Up Loose Bends
Salil Panvalkar Aug 2019
Once there was this little tree
Whose soul was completely free
Branches like willful souls
Fill them in tropical bowls

Whisked onto a sea of pristine canopies
The world itself slowly atrophies
Every word itself an apostrophe
Not even trying to avoid a catastrophe

Wondrous flights shape the continuum
Swallowing speech by disarticulating consonants
What will be the clouds departure
To see that the rain falls through the aperture

Come to see the creations so dexterous
With a resonant jewel in their necklace
Underplaying the quickness of the wind
Just with a dash of feeling chagrined
Gotta tie them up

— The End —