I can’t think anything
clear
Now I’m shrouded in fear
Lump in the throat, it
gives me a choke
The food I take don’t
serve me coke
Anxiety dripping in
countless sighs
Jeopardize my soul, in
enormous size.
I heal at night, a
silent time
Not even a cry, the
imbeciles prime
Looking back at time,
far back and lost
Moments gone, dipped in tears’
cost.
The birds’ chirps have
got no place
Just like it had in olden
days
Ringing in my ears an
evergreen note
Has lost its vibe to
patch and court
A soul that flows
between a transition
Vying, dying, yet
finding no ambition.
All these days spent,
nary a competition
Bounced to my mind;
where is retribution?
The stress is far too
big
Might break me like a
twig
Striving for light
having not a lamp
What would I say; my
soul is damp.
Where there is hell,
have anyone seen
This is where I rot,
ever since have been
Perplexed, why I came
into being
Amid others who seem not
to have seen.
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Monday, November 23, 2015
I Think I Might Lose It
Labels:
One Man’s Dream—Poems by Nadun
Location:
Kurunegala, Sri Lanka
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