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"colourless" poems
I don't know why, My feelings have died, I am a fuckin' rock, May be I have felt too much, That I started to feel nothing. Nothing seems new, Nothing appears exciting. May be this just happens with age, Or may be I am just too bored of everything. Everything feels less, everything feels void. Morning breeze is chilling no more, Rain doesn't wet me anymore, Holi appears colourless, Diwali not so illuminating any more. Festivals now only means a holiday. Outings are not so exciting. ***** doesn't effect me much. What is it , does that happens with everyone or is it just me.!? Where's all that excitement gone,? Life has become monotonous and everything is blown! What I need is a CHANGE.!
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 11:05 AM UTC
I feel nothing!
Life is colourful But not in the way I'd like, Its shades keep changing From lemon to blue to burgundy, Feels like I'm living In a constant state of melancholy. Tried hard not to stare At the melody that kept swirling In front of my eyes And through my ears, Sometimes I forgot breathing. And it trapped me into the deep Clawed hard to come up from beneath, But it was hard to hold on The walls were too steep. Never thought I'd wish For a colourless life of black and white, Of boring creatures and ordinary sight.. Never thought I'd be the one To want my seeds to sow, To want my roots to dig deep and grow. Maybe flowing with the wind Is not for me, Free-falling is not the same as flying, Peter should leave me alone now, I don't want to end up dying. Thought I almost saw Heaven from where I was, But it lay barren With no gates or guards, Or even angels or gods, Either the books or my mind are lying, It is overrated to wish for dying. But I made it through Somehow I swam back ashore, Fought the muddied waters that blinded me, Somehow I found my door. And to sanity I return, With lessons and scars that still burn It's good to look ahead with clarity, It's good to be back to reality.
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Jul 6, 2017
Jul 6, 2017 at 9:48 PM UTC
Survive
The eternal tango of the maestro manifests itself in nigh infinite ways. With the flick of the artist's brush, the stroke of the novelist’s pen or the chicken scratch of the scholar’s nib, legacies are etched, history is written and the world is shaped. The astronomer, the craftsman and the physician all have one thing in common: Mastery. Such pinnacles of skill have decades of their lives consumed, nay devoured in the pursuit of perfection, of greatness. Like grains of sand slowly falling into a furnace are the seconds of our lives, trickling, melting into puddles. But as sand melts, it forms shapes; therein lies the potential. Moldable puddles, colourless, devoid of naught but a clear medium.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 12:43 AM UTC
Maestro, matrices and mastery
Lost in his thoughts With her eyes closed Waking up from her fancy By the call of a pigeon With a message from him Conveying to meet him Near the river side Of the Gulmohar tree Hearing the trumpet of The evening conch With an acceptable smile Ready in his favourite Shining peach fruit dress Wide eyes with black kajal Long black hair decorated With magical fragrance Of buds of jasmine flowers Colourful bangles filling Her soft wheatish hands With musical bands Sitting under the flame tree Decorated with beautiful Orange-red Gulmohar petals Waiting for her beloved Lasting the wait till dawn But never did he come Flowing kajal with her tears Turning her to black cheeks Back to her despondency Like a broken soul Comes again the pigeon With a message on its body Written by human blood Dear, move on in your life I am, no more in this life Jasmines giving an odour Bangles becoming colourless Kajal, blurring her vision Falling down on the floor With her eyes closing !
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Jun 9, 2016
Jun 9, 2016 at 1:38 AM UTC
The Gulmohar
I am a wall, A thick, stone wall, At least a man, Surrounded by walls. I built them myself, I'm sure it would help, At least a little, Those amazing walls. From the outside it looks grey, Thick colourless stones of pain, Of no interest, of desolation, In total isolation. But inside, oh wow, I've painted it with amazing colours, And those very walls who keep people away, Comfort me in ways indescribable. The walls are lined with rich tapestry, The floors of lush carpets and pillows, The from the ceilings hang lights, To illuminate a hundred rooms. And yet, no one... No one to share the beauty, The richness of my inner walls, The walls I made.
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Sep 14, 2014
Sep 14, 2014 at 9:09 AM UTC
Walls
How selfish of me, to crave a happy ever after, when I have already tasted forever in a fleeting moment with you. It was enough to carve your name into my bones, to make the world without you feel smaller, emptier, colourless. And yet… if once was all I was given, if forever was just a heartbeat, then I would choose it again. And again. And again. Because even as a wound… our love was still the sweetest eternity.
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Sep 22, 2025
Sep 22, 2025 at 7:29 PM UTC
Fleeting eternity
I am a little bird born into this world Naked. Chirping lullabies to redwood treetops and singing hymns to an almighty; getting back nothing. I gathered up twigs and loose branches to build up my nest––cropped out upbringing for house fitting. Waking up to noises–– of violent winds. Pressing feathers to cover my ears, and trusting my feet to hold me down. Barricaded myself in worn bark, from the impossibility of the threatening ecosystem. Praying myself in place, hiding when morning shines and dressing in colours of damp green. I’m something but I tell myself otherwise: It’s too frightening to fly so I might as well cut off my wings. No, that would be insensitive––don’t mind that, I’ll pluck them each time the feathers grow. See I’m holding onto the something that makes me more than nothing. Clipped wings seem more ideal than no wings. For some reason I’m scared to let it all go; silently hoping one day I’ll keep them, like them, love them and even spread them. Noticed gathering leaves and flowers one day can add colour to a colourless lifestyle, yet the wind wipes it clean the next––still pale brown and feels less like home than yesterday. I may be afraid of everything, but I know I’m more afraid of dying here alone; whispering Mozartian melodies to dead butterflies.
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 8:42 AM UTC
Little Bird
I am a colourless girl, In my black and white world. I long for some warmth, To erase the cold and dark. I hate this pain and fear, My death I see is almost here, I need a saviour, To take me from my colourless world.
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Mar 7, 2011
Mar 7, 2011 at 4:48 PM UTC
Black and White
pinecones are childhood summers spent tripping over the syllables of dense forests folded somewhere between real world Europe and my very real imagination, nestled against each other on bookshelves made of pinewood - a childhood game of hide and go seek pressed in photo albums where a version of me lived; a version of me who delighted my mother and father, a version who to me remains a stranger - smiling gap toothed, shoes in snow boots, sticky fingers pressing pine cones against her nose - the present, a fragrance; the future, a rolling pine forest. pinecones are what the years between 17 and 19 felt like in perennial wanderlust, soul spliced into shards trying to make sense of everything I felt and everything I thought; everything I needed and everything I still want. pine cones perfume the edges of a dream dipped in the streams and stories of far-off lands, pine cones are the crutches of a crippled mind still building a new home for itself in the basements of other people’s hearts. pinecones are platforms which I danced from, leaping limber, slaying fear, the win always near; pine cones are a reminder that while a man can break his shoulder trying to tear one from the tree, the true mark of bravery lies in how well you can break free. pine cones are the skeletons upon which hang the colourless drapes of my future before stepping into galactic puddles that splash colour all over every unmade plan, memories’ strands shining technicolour through translucent skin - the touch of your fingers no longer feel like sins. pine cones are young green and supple, seeds of love lust and chance encounters that blaze into fiery shades of yellows and oranges, every colour turning a tinge darker, a daily time marker; pine cones are what remain, dark and unyielding after a lifecycle of fires starting and dying within the embers of consciousness.
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Jan 13, 2016
Jan 13, 2016 at 2:56 AM UTC
pinecones.
pinecones are childhood summers spent tripping over the syllables of dense forests folded somewhere between real world Europe and my very real imagination, nestled against each other on bookshelves made of pinewood - a childhood game of hide and go seek pressed in photo albums where a version of me lived; a version of me who delighted my mother and father, a version who to me remains a stranger - smiling gap toothed, shoes in snow boots, sticky fingers pressing pine cones against her nose - the present, a fragrance; the future, a rolling pine forest. pinecones are what the years between 17 and 19 felt like in perennial wanderlust, soul spliced into shards trying to make sense of everything I felt and everything I thought; everything I needed and everything I still want. pine cones perfume the edges of a dream dipped in the streams and stories of far-off lands, pine cones are the crutches of a crippled mind still building a new home for itself in the basements of other people’s hearts. pinecones are platforms which I danced from, leaping limber, slaying fear, the win always near; pine cones are a reminder that while a man can break his shoulder trying to tear one from the tree, the true mark of bravery lies in how well you can break free. pine cones are the skeletons upon which hang the colourless drapes of my future before stepping into galactic puddles that splash colour all over every unmade plan, memories’ strands shining technicolour through translucent skin - the touch of your fingers no longer feel like sins. pine cones are young green and supple, seeds of love lust and chance encounters that blaze into fiery shades of yellows and oranges, every colour turning a tinge darker, a daily time marker; pine cones are what remain, dark and unyielding after a lifecycle of fires starting and dying within the embers of consciousness.
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I took the plunge into your sea. Oh, you know what? I am now hooked forever on it’s colourless colour.
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 12:57 PM UTC
Sweet Sea
as fortune turned his back on him and hope got out of sight the sun eclisped and love escaped into the fading light all on his own, betrayed, alone no one even near had denied the truth for too long he stood and froze in fear His silent screams remained unheard they just died away than finally he lost his faith his whole world turned to grey Shades of pale, diffuse light colourless and dim soundless echoes, ghosts of the past whispering to him How could he leave this zone of grey He started to walk paths of shadow substance blurred, he went astray and for every step he stumbled on he had to give a piece of his soul away soon he'll be a wraith himself last tribute left to give was his fear awakening clearness stroke him hard this would not be his end – not here Ravishing beauty, colourful shades how could he have been so wrong? ignoring the welcome that twilight did offer this was the place where he belonged embraced the twilight, felt libidious power recreated, completed, transformed into someone new but Twilight's kiss demands its own price Now he'll be haunting you.
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Jul 3, 2014
Jul 3, 2014 at 2:56 PM UTC
TWILIGHT'S KISS
It's almost 2am. I'm kind of laying here in the hot, unnatural heat. I miss you a little bit. My insomnia has been bad lately. I guess you're okay. I'll just write about you for awhile until I drift off into the colourless world of pretend realitys promising to bring you back to me.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 8:39 PM UTC
Almost 2am thoughts
Our every word that comes out has the potential to **** when your seemingly fragile but villainous lips caresses my weaponed tongue encouraging the venomous noise to be reborn again and again. Soft yet viscious touch. I demand for more. I urge for attention. Patience is running thin! I never even looked away from the light in your eyes but you were watching my entire flesh burn and rot in the colours you gave me. Dead. When you left, all went dark for the light in your eyes were fires that burned too bright and couldn't last. It was then when I was standing all alone in the black hole you helped me create, the one that ****** away everything I loved, I realized that I was colourblind, that your touch and your words were bleach that sunk into my core, leaving me only in black and white.
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 12:09 PM UTC
Colourless
She came among us from the South And made the North her home awhile Our dimness brightened in her smile, Our tongue grew sweeter in her mouth. We chilled beside her liberal glow, She dwarfed us by her ampler scale, Her full-blown blossom made us pale, She summer-like and we like snow. We Englishwomen, trim, correct, All minted in the self-same mould, Warm-hearted but of semblance cold, All-courteous out of self-respect. She woman in her natural grace, Less trammelled she by lore of school, Courteous by nature not by rule, Warm-hearted and of cordial face. So for awhile she made her home Among us in the rigid North, She who from Italy came forth And scaled the Alps and crossed the foam. But if she found us like our sea, Of aspect colourless and chill, Rock-girt; like it she found us still Deep at our deepest, strong and free.
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Enrica, 1865
*the losers, report me to the bad poets society, bad student loans , bad poems bad boys and girls society taste, head rearing, daring elegance, shocking awe, fk that looks it like be a poeming **** forming, ah, the teenie weenies millies become white walking whiners write a poem about the sky, **never using the word blue black or grey** Then, use it to tell me why the Paris dead matter the most remarkable feature of the sky is its endlessness, no matter what the colour of the day be, for what else can you point to beside the sea, that simply visible has no boundaries? I will tell you. see my grieving rage boundaryless, for the Paris dead, and there is no colour, just one dead blanched black rose placed upon my chest, soiling my face, a visible reminder that forgetting is endless, colourless, rage and revenge too*
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 9:40 AM UTC
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Life has those tearful Moments, When U need a Shoulder to cry on. U find there's no one around U and your Heart ends sighing on. Life has those empty Moments, that keeps eating on U. U see the World Colourless, and U end up feeling Blue. Life has those silent Moments, When U need someone to talk, But there's hardly anyone around, So U end up taking a walk. Life has those scary moments, When U feel, U are not good enough. U go around tipping your Hat, but still that's not enough. Life has its beautiful Moments, When at Night, U stare up at the sky. U Wait for the Moon to show up So U can wave it good-bye.
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Oct 15, 2023
Oct 15, 2023 at 8:31 AM UTC
Life....and it's Moments
Long and lithe fingers, comfort moulded into cones, is where art kisses geometry and meets one of its own. Her hands are to touch manicured and glazed, you feel home and lost a Pharaoh now, and next a waif The nails, you find and wonder filed for a student and trimmed. Not a wisp of colour bare as a bone, naked and skinned. Snug in a life song, a pallbearer of untold griefs, they are a stark sight of colourless coral reefs.   On but a blue moon, they’re a savoury rare, when hungry eyes feast on the riotous fair. Why, one day, I ask thee? She would smile and wouldn’t tell. ‘Never felt like’, is her No Comment.
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May 1, 2021
May 1, 2021 at 12:25 PM UTC
A girl who doesn’t paint her nails
When I saw her for the first time it wasn't admiration It was awe mixed with a twinge of jealousy Her perfection and her confidence intimidated me When I first befriended her it wasn't just adoration It was an obsession and a fixation To be like her in thought and action Till I learnt to be better than her without being enough That was when the insecurity started 'Will I ever be enough?' I wasn't enough at home, not fair enough or smart enough I wasn't witty or flirtatious enough I lacked guts and I lacked the temperament Of a proper twelve-year-old. I was a doormat and a pushover Already coming undone at my seams Trying to emulate perfection through blinded eyes Every day I scoffed and surrendered to my picture of admiration Trying to secure her own admission 'Will I ever be enough?' Then she left me battling my own wars Hers was to conquer new turfs. I waited for a while, finally realizing I was a ship without a captain, left to wander evermore. I caught a new captain in a bystander who counted his lucky stars I admired him for being there for me when I never was. I tried to hold on to an unconsolidated bond of friendship With a raging doubt piercing through my heart 'Will I ever be enough?' Many came telling me my worth. Many left ravaging my already battered heart Many drank my colourless lifeless blood Many left a wretched bluish mark I shrivelled from the inside out Bloating in the nausea of my being Every day trying to put me together Every day losing instead of winning. One day finally I reached out Knowing my salvation lies I put everything behind me and cried out Only to be put on the side. That day I realized my worth When she was hurt by my rejection When she refused to give me a chance When I had never received any ever. My insecurities still lingered But they were a part of me now And I did not know how to do without. I picked up the pieces that meant something to me Even though she was no more there to see Yet I knew that she was never enough Never my horizon, never my turf I had wings to reach farther And my flight has thus Now begun without her. (c) Anavah 2018
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Nov 7, 2018
Nov 7, 2018 at 7:18 AM UTC
ENOUGH
When I saw her for the first time it wasn't admiration It was awe mixed with a twinge of jealousy Her perfection and her confidence intimidated me When I first befriended her it wasn't just adoration It was an obsession and a fixation To be like her in thought and action Till I learnt to be better than her without being enough That was when the insecurity started 'Will I ever be enough?' I wasn't enough at home, not fair enough or smart enough I wasn't witty or flirtatious enough I lacked guts and I lacked the temperament Of a proper twelve-year-old. I was a doormat and a pushover Already coming undone at my seams Trying to emulate perfection through blinded eyes Every day I scoffed and surrendered to my picture of admiration Trying to secure her own admission 'Will I ever be enough?' Then she left me battling my own wars Hers was to conquer new turfs. I waited for a while, finally realizing I was a ship without a captain, left to wander evermore. I caught a new captain in a bystander who counted his lucky stars I admired him for being there for me when I never was. I tried to hold on to an unconsolidated bond of friendship With a raging doubt piercing through my heart 'Will I ever be enough?' Many came telling me my worth. Many left ravaging my already battered heart Many drank my colourless lifeless blood Many left a wretched bluish mark I shrivelled from the inside out Bloating in the nausea of my being Every day trying to put me together Every day losing instead of winning. One day finally I reached out Knowing my salvation lies I put everything behind me and cried out Only to be put on the side. That day I realized my worth When she was hurt by my rejection When she refused to give me a chance When I had never received any ever. My insecurities still lingered But they were a part of me now And I did not know how to do without. I picked up the pieces that meant something to me Even though she was no more there to see Yet I knew that she was never enough Never my horizon, never my turf I had wings to reach farther And my flight has thus Now begun without her. (c) Anavah 2018
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I will edit my soul with the colourless liquid that escaped from the two overflooded doors and stained page 255 on the medical ethics section. 'Drop on the floor, drops. Tear drops never to return.' A lullaby moaned before hope runs out of the small, plastic bottle.
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 2:54 PM UTC
Gravity
The foretold episode is ripe And the childless dawn is now flowering, The awesome parrots of Africa Have began swimming in the heavens And singing the verses of the paraded bees, For the warrior of South Africa Has ultimately impregnated the Godsbaa Without violating her divine virginity, The black star arouse from Ghana, Journeyed gorgeously through Zimbabwe And has decisively descended on South Africa, Bu this is just the divine seed Yet to grow into a full black African moon, For the black star of the black man Is the religious light yet to radiate on The colourless naivete of mankind, Ah, the premise behind this Exhibition makes a perfect sense, We did begin it all, Pilgrimage through it all And shall end it all, For the wreckage of Humanity flies with time And the megapower status Of the African is a fact of life, Today, a new voice has been Added to the joy of the black women, Causing the dry bamboo flutes to buzz With the pantaloons of the ancestors, Adorn our emerald embryonic pride with The ambrosial smiles charms of the sunrise, For he pelts of the peerless mid-night Has been remodeled with our dark gore. © PRINCE NANA ANIN-AGYEI Email: [email protected]
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 6:09 AM UTC
THE BLACK STAR
Tum ** toh hum hai Tumharay bina zindagi berang hai Jabhi tumharay baray may likhta hoon kisi koray kagaz par Toh woh kagaz bhi rangeen ban jaati hai (Urdu and Hindi) English Translation I exist because of you Without you my life is colourless Whenever i write about you on a piece of blank paper That paper becomes colourful
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 6:32 AM UTC
Colours
To think that this meaningless thing was ever a rose, Scentless, colourless, this! Will it ever be thus (who knows ?) Thus with our bliss, If we wait till the close? Tho' we care not to wait for the end, there comes the end Sooner, later, at last, Which nothing can mar, nothing mend: An end locked fast, Bent we cannot re-bend.
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Summer Is Ended
Preach your colourful knowledge of me, From a jaw that could hold nothing more than a faint whisper of insincerity And a flailing bird tangled on your tongue. But when the rainbow bursts; Don't attempt to rain materialism down on me Stuff your grocery store heart shaped chocolates up your nose. And stop dreaming up all the sadness I stand for. I am not your fixer-upper-er. I am whole, trust me, The serpent rejoins once cut And heals. I am a serpent, rainbow and colourless. Materialistic seduction... Give me a minute while I puke fluro ***** on your shoe, You are the needy one and I remain whole...   Scuffed and cracked I am healing, alone. But I am whole.   Mixing strings of blues, greens and pinks Into one strand, There are scars.
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 8:09 AM UTC
Serpent.
Moonbeams Where is my beloved? Whose eyes quenched my thirst. Does she look upon you, In the depths of this night And yearn our next embrace. Moonbeams Whisper of my enduring love, Of the emptiness that grips life The colourless rainbows and tasteless feasts Say that I think of her tonight.
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 10:28 PM UTC
Moonbeams
Some say love is red, others say it is blue which ever one you choose, make sure you stick to her like glue. Some say love is found, others say it finds you but for every time you fall, you have to travel the road anew. But love is colourless, love has no tribal marks. Love knows not the English man or the African man. Love sees no colour or ancestral roots. Love only has a language and only hearts speak it.
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Jul 11, 2016
Jul 11, 2016 at 6:43 PM UTC
LOVE IS COLOURLESS