My 'bright Eyed Lady' Poem by Indranil Bit

My 'bright Eyed Lady'

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I was there as a shattered man,
After the darkest storm were gone;
A stone with lips and nothing more,
Was what the ruins of a catastrophe.
Whom should I love so dear is qualm!
Folly mortals of destined truth!

You were there standing in mist,
The bright eyed lady of ecstasy;
One eye gleamed to worldly things;
The other eye for none but me n me;
Whom should I love so dear is qualm!
Mighty Gods, alas! Yet in forty winks.

Mortals are to err, Gods to doze;
Let them be in the path they chose;
A stone with lips shall no more be numb;
A qualm gives way to a world of fantasy.

Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: faith,fantasy
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There are dark storms in life and none is free from the realm of it. We are not sure whom to blame upon. Some are mistakes by humans around us, some are unexplainable, perhaps an act of God.
They hurt us, dissolute us, but is there a way out? I do choose to play with my fantasy and forget and forgive the world and leave them to play in their whimsy. Its' my way of escapism.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 20 April 2016

To a world of fantasy! Nice work.

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