Saturday, February 14, 2015

Those eyes

There were a pair of eyes
Which met mine,
Everyday,All day.
Each searched,
As if it would die if the other wasnt there.
Beautiful they were,
Too Pretty to be explained.
I saw love in it,
Everyone saw hatred and disgust.
No one would believe,
Not even those sparkling eyes itself,
That those eyes crazily
Searched for mine.
Just mine.
It was destined to hate mine,
Though,
It somehow couldnt stay without mine.
Dark Brown they were,
I suppose.
It saw in pain
That mine was False,
Or so it seemed.
One fine day,
They let go of my sight.
Thousands of miles away.
Mine still search for those,
But its gone,
Forever.
I hope they meet again
Soon,
Sometime really soon.
Because Life,
Is all about forgiving.

The strong girl

Frozen, as she stood there
Staring at the dreadful scene.
Never had she imagined,
That fate would bring her to this point.
As if out of a cinema scene
She watched with blurred eyes.
Her pretty eyes had turned scarlet
And the tear drops ran incessantly.
The walls, the cot, the wardrobe-
Every tiny element of her room sobbed with her
Leading to further decline of her confidence.
They tried to hold her back
While her trust was being betrayed.
Neither beseeching nor pleading
Would find her a way out.
Time was the only healer.
Yet her wailing wouldn't cease.
It felt like she was wandering in the desert
With no life, spread ubiquitously.
She was broken into infinitesimal bits,
Similar to the sand she stood on
Irreversible and irrecoverable.
But she never lost hope.
She collected the finely powdered her,
Locked herself in the jar.
She woke up every night to a bad dream
With the same terror gleaming in her eyes.
She would be back to moaning
Convicted as she called herself.
Was it really her mistake?
Or her innocence bullied?
That is when she remembered,
"She's a gem".
She went back to sleep.
Repeating to herself
That she has to let go off the past.
Today she stands here,
Independent and bold.
With the support she got
From her treasured beloved.
He kept screaming out loud,
Loud enough for her to hear,
"You're the best".
He made her believe it true.
She's become the strongest
And she can fight the world
All by herself.
She smiles to the kind,
Slaps the bastards.
She's won life!
Of course, best things happen to the best.
She the most precious of all.
She deserves to be here
Living and loving life like no one else can.
She'll care for you,
Only if you respect her feelings.
She isn't an animal to be treated like one
But if you do she knows exactly what to do.
She'll survive
With or without you
To infinity and beyond.
And love you forever,
If that ever exists.

Princess

As she gambolled on the busy streets of Cloud cuckoo land,
She was as happy as if she were in seventh heaven.
She beamed to all and sundry on her way.
In return, each twinkled their graceful smile.
While the eighth bell struck,
She left on her carefree journey to the esplanade.
Through the glittering parade with her dear teddy.
A tad bit later, she bumped into a charismatic being.
Her face turned scarlet and not to seem obvious
She continued with her prancing after stealing a final glance.
At the garden she ate her favourite doughnuts
And spent the afternoon with the kids in the park.
She was a joy to see and the people who saw her,
Wondered if she was Alice or something similar.
She was breathtaking to watch while she jumped in joy.
After playing for long, Miss wonderful felt exhausted than ever before.
She strolled back while the dusk approached
Bringing with it the bareness
Seeming like a whole new world.
Though tired, she managed to put up a smile on her gentle face
To which some never acknowledged and some simpered.
The sly smile seemed very superficial and deceptive.
The empty lanes were gloomy and panicky.
She felt awful at the feel of darkness that spread ubiquitously.
Her toy squeezed between her hands,
She tramped her way through the dingy boulevard.
What she considered as a charisma once,
Seemed to be an illusion that terrorized her.
The sly smiles made her feel heartsick.
She had never felt more insecure in her microcosm.
She craved for being shielded,
But there was not a soul for her rescue.
The weather and the world turned demoniac to her.
She was left on the road, vulnerable and helpless.
The agony in her still open eyes was heart piercing.
This would be termed as a misfortune
And let into thin air without justice gained.
It is disheartening that this has become a routine
Yet no one is able to penalize the guilty.
All the charming little girls want to be lost in their dreamland.
Why don't you let her be the Princess she wants to be?