This poetry collection explores the theme of "Living & Non Living" and delves into the relationship among humans, objects and the forces of nature. 🙍♀️ 📝🌱
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Dear reader,
There was a time when I thought I could be somebody, somebody who can make people happy. I thought I had a way with words, swapping them around like some playing cards. I thought I could change this world, and breathe poetry to heal a dying man. I thought I'd win that Nobel Prize, which no one in my country could ever win.
But now, I'm not sure about it all, as I stare at the deafening silences left under what I write. I hate the countless hours that I spent to pick the right words to symbolise the shades of blue in my heart, only to be treated with sheer indifference. I feel like I'm reciting poems underwater, when the circus keeps performing on the beach. Sometimes I'm confused and stand stranded at the crossroads, of quitting and taking one more chance, for I hear neither a curse nor a compliment.
Dear reader, This letter is signed by thousands of poets you have ignored and threw in the vaults of oblivion. Maybe, when they are dead, you might honour them with a posthumous award. You might proudly announce that there work is now a masterpiece, and write dozens of papers analysing theanatomy of their deepest griefs.
But does it matter ? when they were alive, they were bleeding in metaphors and screaming in ironies till someone decoded their cries for help.
Dear reader, you buried them long before their due date.