2 years ago
Saturday, December 13, 2008
MOON
The journey, long and tiring
the moon gives me company
the milky white light gives comfort to my tired eyes
In the occasional village that passes by my way
i see a young kid's juvenile play
having found an justifiable excuse
my mind slips into the whirlpool of past memories
it dwells on my childhood elliptical way's -
running races in scorching heat,
cricket on the terrace,
paper boats left down the water drain
and the teacher's long cane
they were all not in vain -
i am brought back from my reverie
by the screeching sound of the brake
it is now i realize the extent of my back's ache
i get down and test my teeth to a half-baked hard cake-
brought from cafe rahmath-
all the years of brushing the molars has paid
the moon's cool rays give solace to my bodily aches
the engine roars back to life
the journey is still long
i get on to resume my rendezvous,with my muse,
the moon
we are close today,
separated only by a
translucent tinted glass pane and infinite space.
-harsha
The journey, long and tiring
the moon gives me company
the milky white light gives
comfort to my tired eyes
In the occasional village that passes by my way
i see a young kid's juvenile play
having found an justifiable excuse
my mind slips into the whirlpool of past memories
it dwells on my own childhood way
-
running races in scorching heat,
cricket on the terrace,
paper boats left down the water drain
and the teacher's cane
they were are not in vain
-
i am brought back from my reverie
by the screeching sound of the brake
it is now i realize the extent of my back's ache
i get down and
test my teeth to a half-baked hard cake-
brought from cafe rahmath-
all the years of brushing the molars has paid
the moon's cool rays give solace to
my bodily aches
the engine roars back to life
i get on
to resume my rendezvous,with my muse,the moon
we are close today,
separated only by a translucent tinted glass pane
and infinite space.
-harsha
the moon gives me company
the milky white light gives
comfort to my tired eyes
In the occasional village that passes by my way
i see a young kid's juvenile play
having found an justifiable excuse
my mind slips into the whirlpool of past memories
it dwells on my own childhood way
-
running races in scorching heat,
cricket on the terrace,
paper boats left down the water drain
and the teacher's cane
they were are not in vain
-
i am brought back from my reverie
by the screeching sound of the brake
it is now i realize the extent of my back's ache
i get down and
test my teeth to a half-baked hard cake-
brought from cafe rahmath-
all the years of brushing the molars has paid
the moon's cool rays give solace to
my bodily aches
the engine roars back to life
i get on
to resume my rendezvous,with my muse,the moon
we are close today,
separated only by a translucent tinted glass pane
and infinite space.
-harsha
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