Whispers' Tajmahal
37Hey life,
Hey life, look at me!
Life
breaths still
she can feel.
He lays ears
on the girl’s belly
where life is breathing.
Suddenly he succumbs to
unknown uncertainty, fear.
Life
itself
is not so
dear here.
They two are homeless.
Day wagers, unemployed;
carrying life invalidates
stops earning of the poor Eve.
Life
is a
paradox
they do not know
how to decipher,
yet ticks away
for the life’s sake inside lives
earth moves, birth takes place, human thrives.
=© 2009 - All Rights Reserved Kushal Poddar
Whispers’ Tajmahal
A whisper lights thousand lamps
and he sees the ancient art
in those lights- it is her face.
Like a feudal king he thinks
to build a Tajmahal for love
the broken pieces of which
he picks up on the morning next
from the floor of his ghetto.
Her lean body is on the sick bed,
he has to gather enough
to sustain life and hear
more nightly unfulfilled whispers.
© 2009 - All Rights Reserved Kushal PoddarComments
Lovely.
Lovely.
Thank you everybody.
Nice! :)
A beautiful and sad poem that brings the reality home for readers around the globe.
Moving and thought provoking. You write good poetry.
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Gypsy Willow says:
7 months ago
Beautiful!