A Daydream

Thousands of miles, this journey had taken me. Thriving cities, humble country sides, green pastures, deserts, mountains, snowfalls. The train had come to a halt. Perhaps, it was exhausted by a journey so long. It's quite outside, snowing. And through this half broken window panes a whole world I see. Unpaved roads leading to nowhere. Yet in the strangest of places I see a familiar face. The slightest of breeze kissing her silken hair, them dancing to the sweetest of melodies. Eyes, shining, like casting an unbroken spell, stealing everything she looks. Here I am, running away from the memories I once held so dear. And here I am reminiscing them. There was never an escape. Thousands of miles, what difference does that make. The body travels, the mind hasn't moved. Maybe it doesn't know how to. Still holding to something which I now realize, was only a day dream. 

A Promise

 

The treacherous winds may push the sails back

Holding me, the ocean that never forgives

It breaks everything I hold dear

Yet I'll never mend the broken

In the ravaging tides I might drown

Consumed by the idea of never seeing you again

It kills me, I die and will you ever forgive

But here I promise, from the seven gates of hell,

Defying death and burrowing the dead

I will come, just to see you again

I hope life would be kind enough

If not in this lifetime, the others to come!

A Symphony in the Rain

Its a silent dance, alone in the dark

A song sans the melody

The violent notes, fades in and out

And the lines, carved from memory

Wretched heart beats, longing to talk

For A love, drenched in agony