POEM-4 THE CURSE OF UNREQUITED LOVE

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Wandering around down the hill,
My eyes witness the people living the sacred lives,
Their eyes lost vision,
but in them the serenity resides,
Being in the shell I never got to witness this,
But now I did.
So, all the greenery and blues echo your name,
Sometimes loud sometimes in whispers,
Dwelling on the branch of lies I never got to hear this,
But now I did.
So I sat beside a monk and said
"My soul's got stuck in this worldly affair,
In one such life I committed a thing unfair-
I broke someone's heart
Yes, I did.
My desire knows no boundaries,
so I live infinitely,
"All the things you love, you won't get anywhere
Once loved and found and you'll lose again"
So yes I got cursed again,
Yes, the Almighty did.
Fleeing from the prophecy,
I engaged myself to desires again,
One dream fulfilled,
The second caught my eyes,
Everyone shouted aloud:
"Her eyes say it all!
Searching to destroy once and all!
Too cold to love someone-
Her heart is of demon's!"
I embraced this identity,
As I lived in my territory alone,
But one day, standing on my balcony,
I saw something in the dark-
Enchanting as the moon,
And smile attuned,
Had warmth like the sun,
As cold as I was,
I found "my" soul,
Eyes I could die for,
The soul I craved all along.
The heart beats fast and eyes widen,
When you see "the one"
So, I surrendered to this thing anew,
One day, I wrapped a ring and bought,
The second day on my knees I proposed,
"Six years down the hill,
I tried everything to forget you, but I didn't.
Never loved someone for so long,
wrote you in my poems prolonged,
As I observed from afar...
Will you become the bandage to my future scars?"
He paused a minute and said
"Sorry..."
My fingers trembled as I lost the ring,
But after all who will love a thing "Astray"?
Bruised my knees and punched the floor,
Knuckles bled and the echoes called...
"Why not always me!?
What's the curse I got!?
To not get the one I love most!!!"
The monk gasped, hearing my tale:
"Love's a thing complex, yet it enchants.
Not written in your destiny,
But live life even in agony,
For people who really love"
A smile shaped on my face,
As I whispered,
"Whom do you think you are talking to?
Not an angel not a demon either
The white chrysanthemum is already withered"

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