Buried Letters Poem by M. Asim Nehal
Buried Letters
Several love letters
written to you
are buried in my heart
And I am carrying them
With me as a souvenir
To cherish till last breath
I know you must have
Preserved them in some
Undisclosed or unreachable
Destination or place
And occasionally
Must be going through them
Under the clouds
of fear and ecstasy
the buried secrets
may ruin your present
hence you should
release them to the sky
like pigeon or kite
or spread them
in the dust like
burned ashes
the sky will accommodate
them with stars in galaxy
or the earth will hand them
to the winds to spread them
as fragrance
these buried letters will
find a suitable place in our
tomb of past to rest in peace.
Buried letters are just like buried memories and emotions....they recall themselves at each and every turn of life...lovely poem...loved it...thank you for sharing :)
This is very amazing to have many buried love letters under warmness of emotional heart. Sky accommodates the stars and galaxy with emotional love. Very interesting drafting shared on with reality. Nice sharing done definitely.10
Many of us have written such letters, often to more than just one person. The metaphorical messages are stored in heart and memory and can be read at any time
it's one kind of tribute writings to the worlds great poem Pablo Neruda// excellent poem expression
I think it would have been better to show its link with its Hindi translation as per the provision made at the end (towards the bottom) of each poem.
I don't know how to respond to this poem. Indeed you wrote this poem in Pablo Neruda style. Twist and turns till the very end and what a finish to the past things. Kudos! ! ! !
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Amazing, amazing, amazing...these buried letters will find a suitable place in our tomb of past to rest in peace...a lovely ending to a very emotive poem. Deserves much much more than 10.