Dreamlets Poem by Santosh Bakaya

Dreamlets



Skulking deep within the recesses of my heart
Many a dreamlet sleeps.
Tiny pleasures in ample measures
Having a blast around that streamlet still gurgling
In the dark alleys of time.
Hush, I hearken to the frenzied footfall of spasmodic time
Creepy, saw-toothed, mischievous faces
Traces of juvenility sleepy?
Rambunctious kids skidding through summer days.
My heart simmers with those embers
And remembers.
Ah, those games in the month of June!
Off-key songs crooned under the indulgent moon.
A surrealistic fusion or a confounded confusion?
Vestiges groaning under the debris of time
Rub sleep kinks from their eyes to rise.
Twirling and drifting,
Swirling, and shifting
Gifting me
A rebirth.

Saturday, June 11, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: memories
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