"caffeines" poems
Your love
is as big as a city
where dreams
sparkle
into glittering gold
and settle down
into dust
at sunset.
It shines like
neon lights,
I couldn't blink
even a single lie;
I fathom can't
your marquee of disguise,
shall I be the truth kindles
in your storyline.
I swayed
in jazz and trumpets,
in bizarre acquaintances,
in colours and rhythms,
and rush of yesteryears;
Still - I know not yet
if the feeling
is what I danced here for.
It bewilders me
if midnights play
hide-and-seek;
Whence I yearn
for you only
over cold nights,
just to be found hidden
'neath your sole sheet.
This place breathes
of smog and grit,
whilst caffeines
are sip of my epiphany
with morning reveries
be risen with clarity
unless I heed ,
quench of the outside rain.
Albeit
the mighty city -
stole me,
cheated me,
despised me,
all of me;
I guess -
It's alright.
I shall hide
out of sight.
hear me whisper
in my quiet slumber
of memories
of seagulls and springtime
and my weary head
way back home.
Oct 29, 2015
Oct 29, 2015 at 1:37 PM UTC