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        Early!
We work...
        Hard!
We return...
        Tired!

                            Everyday.
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 Mar 2014 The Haywire
Ghazal
That sight of the scars
Painting her young wrists
Shook me with with disbelief
Yet overtook me with jealousy

I'd never be able to express pain
Like she did in her poetry

The crispest of papers
The finest of inks would falter
In front of that beautiful, mangled mess
Her smudged, blood-tinged words would author
 Mar 2014 The Haywire
aurora
Change
 Mar 2014 The Haywire
aurora
I don't want to die
I just can't live like this
Anymore
You
   fell
      apart

            right
                in
                   front
                  of
                my
         young
   *eyes
i knew you were dangerous
but i'd never wanted to be    
in danger more than the
very moment i saw you.

S.W
"When you scraped your
Paint brush across my canvas,
The acrylics left
Nothing but a beautiful disaster"
 Mar 2014 The Haywire
Àŧùl
Drowsy I get dreaming about her,
Sinking I am only in her thoughts,
Let me drown here only oh friend,
This whirlpool goes to my heaven,
Find me going down in happiness,
In the craziness they're jealous of,
With her in complete contentment.
My HP Poem #571
©Atul Kaushal
 Mar 2014 The Haywire
Àŧùl
She is looked at not as an object,
Not at all a means to please him,
But as the life producing mother.

She has faced no physical abuse,
Not any sort of emotional either,
But respected if not worshipped.

She looks happily in the mirror,
Not to find her mascara ruined,
But admires it & longs for tears.

She stands as equals with them,
Not as assistant but participant,
But equally women & men live.

She also eats dinner at the table,
Not just serving them everyday,
But also relishing food he cooks.

She shares a new equal dignity,
Not fearing any ****** or teaser,
But cared for who she is to him.

She is content with spirituality,
Not praying only the male God,
But also aware of His Mother...
My HP Poem #574
©Atul Kaushal
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