I Am Waiting For A Message Poem by lalitha iyer

I Am Waiting For A Message

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In this troubled world
I am born untold
years have past
my story is lost
like a pebble
in a rivulet
my originals are nomore
my mum is in heaven
or shining amidst stars
my dad is on his way too
the body is shaking a bit
i am nearing my forty and slit
the message is not found
in my books of school
nor bags of Office
neither the path I walk
nor the men I shake hands with
they all laugh and smile
with fake faces they sleep
fake faces they wake up
their words are only echoes
their talks speak of nothing
I am waiting for the message
on the wall of life
i am standing here
strutting out like an ugly pillar
to be rubbed off
like a scar oozing with puss
i have to be healed
or i will worsen
will you send me the message
y i was born
the music just heals
yet, its voice is not in feels
I am asking, y am I
down the river
it has a meaning
the bee
it collects honey
the wind
it brings rain clouds
the sun
it is known to all
it is the universal source
of energy and life
but y I
Y i a foreigner to this land
here I see people in-sanity's end
i was innocent
and smiled sweet to the wind
they took my innocence
and made me incoherent
crowned with no glory
i feel all this misery
dear friends of poems
could u read the wall message
could u spell it and massage
me heart full of woes and age
y, y, y you and i were born.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Denis Mair 21 January 2017

Science is in the saddle, while I go searching For the face of cosmic man, in heaps of decay In the tenderest sprouts, or the vault of sky I am sorry, I have no message to answer the Y, but my search for the Y makes me a supplicant, inviting inspiration with my reasoning mind hence hidebound and wound in my antenna but always able to learn things from U

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Dr Tapan Kumar Pradhan 01 June 2016

HERE IS MY MESSAGE 'With a garland in hand I come To your beloved parental home I could have come to your southern Abode But Sun is already moving Northward So to your northerly home do I come.' So says the White Peacock Enough of waiting has been done. It will not mind another decade But question on the spine's been raised Ah, my poor feathers have no colours For I never needed to change colours Just because on hues I drew a blank Does not mean the spine too is blank. If you have further tricks up your sleeve Play them out. I have resigned myself to your will. You have every right to do to me What I did to you once long ago Oh, not you, it's not you It's that Einstein God who will do it To balance the Equations we drew long ago.

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