Blindmen (Iambic Trimeter) Poem by Sathya Narayana

Blindmen (Iambic Trimeter)



BLINDMEN
None saw, none knew, none felt.
Blindmen still grope in space,
and walk through briary lanes.
Not even a brace by breeze,
no tender buss on brows
...no sound, no scent, no sign!

But faith, a sticky thing;
doesn't loosen grip on bosom.
Ye try to pull it off...
deep pares the psyche's skin
and bursts the tears-vessel.
Blindmen still grope in space!

The stones don't talk or smile,
and burning wicks can't throw
their light on tenuous path.
Incense is sure no spoor
and camphor burns no gloom!
Blindmen still grope in space!

The earth is a lifeless rock
and ether is emptiness!
The planets plead nescience
and star glitters are stoic.
Blindmen still grope in space
but never look inside,
at hiding vast expanse.
Yes, faith is a sticky thing;
let it, let it...till fills
thy soul to full and melds.

Friday, June 30, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: earth,faith,god,smile,soul
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Sathya Narayana

Sathya Narayana

Nellore, Andhra Pradesh
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