Death Poem by Awsaaf Ali

Death



Thy rose rots, ami'st my feet an' the door,
Pleading, the fragrance its to be sucketh an' bitter wine pour,
Blisters dropp'th from thy swirlin' shore,
Boun'less pain stabbeth me more,
Thy gift'd feather, thy ink pouch, leather,
Those symphonies maketh me smile, no more,
Beneath the cores de pumping meat, I solemnly adore,
Curious stem o' rotten rose whispereth,
Thy reminiscences under my chest crawleth,
Mysterious reas'n attracteth thy death.

Thursday, March 20, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Death
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shania K. Younce 24 March 2014

I love the archaic words. Poetically, finely put. Bien!

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Awsaaf Ali

Awsaaf Ali

Hyderabad, India.
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