Waves

Ishika Gautam

The waves of that lake,
Swiftly they moved and breezed,
My body felt full of insecureness,
Like always my blood freezed,
I stopped myself a lot,
To enter the pathetic path,
Where the happiest souls live,
There was no switch to restart,
All the worsts at some times,
Awoke the bad intentions,
My fainted conscience died,
Still my body can't form its mentions,
Inside the lake those blurred pearls,
And the floating dark cottons above,
The dark night around me,
Will never fly me like a dove,
I waited for the white light,
To shine from fabulous horror,
But time introduced me to infinity,
Now I am loving this awful terror,
In the habit where I grew,
Among these insecurities of mine,
The waves or pearls can't do,
If they want to make me shine.

  • Author: I.G. (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 6th, 2021 14:54
  • Comment from author about the poem: It describes that when a good person has been suffering good for most of the time then the sad feelings of him can make him love bad side of this world more than positiveness.
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 34
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  • L. B. Mek

    while I get the lack of clarity is on purpose
    and a portrayal of the overwhelming sensation, being expressed in your poetic voice;
    I think, this is a little too clustered there are a lot of differing ideas and themes, being squeezed together
    it might be, you actually have the makings of two or three different write's here..
    anyway, I personally found this an intriguing read
    thanks for sharing, I really liked these lines:
    'There was no switch to restart,
    All the worsts at some times,
    Awoke the bad intentions,
    My fainted conscience died,
    Still my body can't form its mentions,
    Inside the lake those blurred pearls,
    And the floating dark cottons above,
    The dark night around me,'

    • Ishika Gautam

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts about my work. I really like how you observe and try to understand each poems.



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