If I can't flee from here alive,
Maybe this is not the life where I'll
thrive.
Although my raging heart tells me
otherwise;
Even if it said, "Until the end—there's
a chance."I can feel my knees tremble,
crumble and fall.
They said time heals; why didn't my
wounds heal at all?
Fall after fall, scathe after scathe—
I'm scurrying along this endless
loop in this atrocious forest—now
I'm out of breath.I'm numb—why do I feel numb?
I'm no sage; I am dumb.
All was pretense, a mirage in a
desert expedition—from my
hopeful thoughts it was birthed.
I thought it was a forest but it was
the worst: I am journeying amidst
a desert.I shall now put an end to this
bewitchery.
It began with me; it shall end with
me.
Are you braced to take on another
peregrination?
A drought-filled traverse, this time—
no more illusions.
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Whispers of Silence
Poetrya collection of poetries whispered by the deafening silence