Day After Killing an Angel- The little warrior

Meera Mere

A devasting turn where he stood oblivious,

Everyone celebrated and he wished to evanesce

A storm bewildering in his mind, that no one cared to concede

Violent imaginations seized his mind,

Eluding through woods, he shivered.

 

Little did he knew .....

The dangerous maze he was heading to.

A room full of automation,

The moon grieved over the dormant stories he abandoned.

The heavens howled over another mutilated soul.

 

That night, a violin heard the highest pitch

The gusts of the wind propelled the ball into the corner,

Where the little warrior sat crippled,

Something tingled his ear, an outstretched arm in fog.

 

The diary beaded with ink, keeping his secrets under the wrap, smiled.

The guitar clutched, the moon whispered "I am all ears"

The rain sang a melody on the roof,

Trees swayed to the rhythm, the little warrior embraced the solace.

"There is nothing else I seek for" a level headed warrior buzzed.

 

 

  • Author: Meera Mere (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 23rd, 2023 00:44
  • Comment from author about the poem: An another mutilated soul sheltered by nature and art. Let me know, what do you think about this poem.
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments3

  • Thomas W Case

    Very well crafted.

    • Meera Mere

      Thank u so much😊

    • 2781

      I don't know what to think.
      I know good triumphs over evil, and if we fall we only have ourselves to blame.

      • Meera Mere

        Off course life is not that fair. Sometimes it is evil who triumphs over good but again hope is rope. Maybe not today but someday the good will rise again.

        • 2781

          It is written.

        • 3 more comments

        • peto

          You have a unique style of writing
          Vivid imagery
          Love the title
          Like the little warrior needed a day to reflect
          Enjoyed reading
          Keep em coming

          • Meera Mere

            I am glad to hear it was effective.
            We all need that day, glad my words reminded you



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