A lonely night,
On an only road,
I pretend like a lonely soul,
I wonder about my only goal...
As I see patterns on the deserted road,
Formed by the juxtaposed red & blue tubelights,
I hear someone calling my name from the windows of an isolated house,
Shining like a beacon on the greater heights...
And there are dogs, a lot of them
Discussing their concerns just across the street,
Staring at me with their shining eyes,
Trying to keep their matters discreet...
When suddenly a gust of the cold wind,
Brings a fragrance of some unknown kind,
Emancipating me from my unruly thoughts,
A commotion, whose end I'll never find...
So I start walking down that scarily beautiful road
of Lansdowne, once again
Letting the music of rapturous darkness,
Soak up my silent pain...
On an only road,
I pretend like a lonely soul,
I wonder about my only goal...
As I see patterns on the deserted road,
Formed by the juxtaposed red & blue tubelights,
I hear someone calling my name from the windows of an isolated house,
Shining like a beacon on the greater heights...
And there are dogs, a lot of them
Discussing their concerns just across the street,
Staring at me with their shining eyes,
Trying to keep their matters discreet...
When suddenly a gust of the cold wind,
Brings a fragrance of some unknown kind,
Emancipating me from my unruly thoughts,
A commotion, whose end I'll never find...
So I start walking down that scarily beautiful road
of Lansdowne, once again
Letting the music of rapturous darkness,
Soak up my silent pain...
Lansdowne got lucky with you.
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Deletehehe, but I got luckier :)
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteLovely poem!:)
ReplyDeleteHey thanks a lot :)
DeleteAwesome! Brings back memories.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad this poem does so for you, and thank you :)
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