Emptiness Within Poem by Sphoorthi Padmini Rangarajan

Emptiness Within



Emptiness within,
Need for feelings to fill in;
Long for those stretched arms,
That never harms.

Tears roll and roll by,
The words choked in the throat;
Hard to gulp or spit out,
Not reachable announces the modern mobile.

Not convinced by others to forget,
Longing to meet, see, touch and hear;
When a loved one is not near,
Closing my palms and making fists.

Ears reacting to every hiss,
Doorbells, phone bills crying alike;
Holding my breathe for a while,
Feel agitated yet fragile.

Who cares who is interested?
Life is disgusted;
The roses look pale, cuckoos weep,
Like the whole world is fast asleep.

I am awake with ache,
With a hope that is bleak;
To upheld self,
And assert oneself.

Friday, September 9, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: emptiness
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