Defeating Double Bind Poem by RUP POKHAREL

Defeating Double Bind



Atmosphere above and around
Failed to befriend him;
So the meteorites stroke his fate.

Flimsy wall of his sordid hut
Eased him see around from the bed;
So he read his life-each side.

His thatched roof as old as he
Foundered combating summer shower
So ample nights he spent along pool.

Yet he smiles.

His Earth-limited to standing his hut
Witnessing his interminable misery-
Witnessed his parents' demise,
Witnessed his other-half's demise
Witnessed his only kid's demise.
Appreciates his interior might.

Many go his hands and mouth made
To draw wine-kill his inner fire;
His mind duly denied.

His hands often touched suicide rope
Eyes located apt sites for valediction;
His mind earnestly denied.

His legs attempted for many times
Vacating the hut for anonymous best;
Reminiscence stood- paralyzed him.

Yet he smirks.

He happily cried on seeing
Naked flora of late winter
Casually anticipating Spring.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: suicide
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
dr veenaa rai 16 August 2009

very lovely poem...tied to memories, nature lover...

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Karla Bardanza 12 August 2009

Beautiful lines1Superb poem! He happily cried on seeing Naked flora of late winter Casually anticipating Spring. I loved the last stanza.10++++++++ hugs Karla Bardanza

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