Legacies Of A Past Best Forgotten: - 03: The Silent Separation Poem by Subhas Chandra Chakra

Legacies Of A Past Best Forgotten: - 03: The Silent Separation

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Why to cry
O'er the spilt milk?
The Sun is fading
below the line of dusk,
Our memories of
the lost springs dissipate away
in the gleam of
this darkening hour,
the hour
of our silent separation.



The cold autumn breeze
has stopped singing
long since the skylark
of our silent love
started rhyming
the song of
the dead palm tree
near the graveyard
of my dreams lost
in the desert
of desperate effort to
bring all the moonshines
of your youthful warmth
and all the sunshine
of your rising lust
back to their
rightful dwelling place,
the home of my desires,
your heart.


Both of us know,
my darling that this Sun
would keep rising
behind that far hill
where we dated,
that shy, round moon
would keep sneaking
through those semi-dark veils
of cloud to shine the valley
down this landscape
where you stood waiting for me
under that large plum tree
with eyes unblinking and
a heart beating, an ear dying
to her the footsteps of
our kissing moments.




Why do I recite these to you
when we are no more here
together, anywhere near
to get us listen to hearts
that beat for each other?
Is it a legacy just supposed
for me to remember?
Or it is better
we end up the story here?

Legacies Of A Past Best Forgotten: - 03: The Silent Separation
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: forgotten,heart song,love and dreams,memories,nostalgia,past,sad love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alina Kaikeyi 12 December 2017

The cold autumn breeze has stopped singing long since the skylark of our silent love started rhyming the song of the dead palm tree near the graveyard A love song draped with a sweet note of passion and a tragic tone as well. So well penned.

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Alina Kaikeyi 12 December 2017

The cold autumn breeze has stopped singing long since the skylark of our silent love started rhyming the song of the dead palm tree near the graveyard A love song draped with a sweet note of passion and a tragic tone as well. So well penned. 10++++ Alina

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Anuranjita Ghadei 13 December 2017

ong since the skylark of our silent love started rhyming the song of the dead palm tree near the graveyard A love song draped with a sweet note of passion and a tragic tone as well. So well penned

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D Priyanka Singh 17 December 2017

the song of the dead palm tree near the graveyard A love song draped with a sweet note of passion and a tragic tone as well. So well penned 10++

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Ranjan Kumar Ghosh 16 December 2017

a heart beating, an ear dying to her the footsteps of our kissing moments. Beautiful poem.So nicely written. 10

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Paresh Chakra 16 December 2017

where you stood waiting for me under that large plum tree with eyes unblinking and a heart beating, an ear dying to her the footsteps of our kissing moments. A great poem shared with us. Thanks poet. 10++

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Paresh Chakra 16 December 2017

where you stood waiting for me under that large plum tree with eyes unblinking and a heart beating, an ear dying to her the footsteps of our kissing moments. Beautiful poem.So nicely written. 10

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Anuranjita Ghadei 13 December 2017

ong since the skylark of our silent love started rhyming the song of the dead palm tree near the graveyard A love song draped with a sweet note of passion and a tragic tone as well. So well penned 10++++

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Subhas Chandra Chakra

Subhas Chandra Chakra

Sainkul, Anandapur, Odisha, India
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