MISGUIDING ASSUMPTIONS

Qurrathul Ain

I see my path,

Diverging in several directions,

Each road takes me to a different end.

 

But one path beckoned me in,

What lies ahead is unknown,

But I was confident,

I started to move along the dark tunnel,

And declared it my territory.

 

This is mine to walk down,

And I ardently believed,

That this is where,

I'll find what I've always wanted.

 

I gave my all to every step, every stone,

Every flower I planted,

Every being I fed,

Every disturbance I removed.

 

My imagination so traitorous,

Tricked me to believe this,

To be my dream's reality,

It kept chanting to my heart,

That I'll soon reach my happy ending.

 

It wasn't long before,

I hit the dead end.

 

I had to accept that,

This could go no more,

I have to return,

This was all my own misguiding assumptions,

My own imagination tricking me.

 

But instead,

I kept knocking on the huge rock,

That obscured the tunnel's way out.

 

With the unreasonable hope,

That it will move to give way,

To reveal my wishes to be true.

  • Author: Qurra Ain (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 9th, 2024 09:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: Sometimes our imaginations and assumptions can bring the death of us. Is it very unreasonable to keep wishing the rock would move instead of turning back?
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  • Neville


    what a most wonderful thing is our imagination .. but the games and the tricks it does play can make or break us in but a micro moment .. enjoyed muchly Qurra Ain .. Neville

    • Qurrathul Ain

      True. Glad to know that! Thank you

    • Teddy.15

      How very beautiful, I guess we are just where we are always supposed to be that's just what I believe. 🌹

      • Qurrathul Ain

        Leave it just the way it is. That's how I am, most of the time. But sometimes, we just keep asking for something more than what is.
        Thank you for stopping by.



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