Home Calling Poem by Lingam ajji

Home Calling



Mornings are short,
Days seem late,
Dark nights tread,
The moon awaits.

Summer imposters April,
Flaky like a chameleon,
The plateaus are wet,
While clouds downpour.

The startled sunken lives,
Fidget for shelter
Searching for kindness,
In hell of a rat hole.

Ways get lost,
In the blink of an eye,
Destination unknown,
Missed the train of fortune.

Swimming the ocean,
Of mighty tides I found,
Wishing to stay afloat,
I refuse to drown.

When the odyssey ends,
There's one way to drift,
A long forgotten voyage,
The one we call home.

Friday, May 13, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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