Inner Realm-Thy Careful Fondling Poem by Prabir Gayen

Inner Realm-Thy Careful Fondling

Rating: 5.0


Inner Realm
-Thy careful fondling -
*****************************
The part, parted from its produce,
is a homeless Itinerant,
It walks without hope and homeless shelter is it's abode.
The part contains the whole and wholeness reamains as part.
One portion of my being is in the bowl of the past,
etherized by pain incurable,
another half is in the unproductive future.
The present is wavy and life is nipped in the bud.
The sound beyond mortal sense is drawing death every moment and life is falling without rising.
The heart's silent cadency Peddles thy name,
Thy soft candied bosom enthralls the bleeding linchpin of my being.
Onto thy bosom is my rest beyond the border of my breath.
The broad glance of thy honied eyes and the shadow of thy eyelids art my Harborage.
The pain that made me a peripatetic soul,
Wilt find an alternative plane inside the chain of the arms.
With quevering mind and shaky heart wilt I find my other half in thy
painstaking fondling.

Monday, September 24, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mahtab Bangalee 24 September 2018

nicely penned on philosophical tone

2 0 Reply
Prabir Gayen 03 June 2020

The pain that made me a peripatetic soul, Wilt find an alternative plane inside the chain of the arms. With quevering mind and shaky heart wilt I find my other half in thy painstaking fondling.

0 0 Reply
Prabir Gayen 03 June 2020

The present is wavy and life is nipped in the bud. The sound beyond mortal sense is drawing death every moment and life is falling without rising.

0 0 Reply
Prabir Gayen 03 June 2020

One portion of my being is in the bowl of the past, etherized by pain incurable,

0 0 Reply
Prabir Gayen 03 June 2020

It walks without hope and homeless shelter is it's abode. The part contains the whole and wholeness reamains as part

0 0 Reply
Prabir Gayen 03 June 2020

The part, parted from its produce, is a homeless Itinerant,

0 0 Reply
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success