My Guests Were Late Poem by Naveed Akram

My Guests Were Late



I reached up to face the clock of time,
My guests were too late and I did frown.
I kept searching for words to elate,
Those friends considered the motions of stars.
It was patient of them to steal the sleep,
My odds and ends seemed bitter in comparison.
I reached up to no longer care,
I struck the bed from too many words.

I kept searching for the truth, like a lost son,
Seeming to adjust the truthfulness of my soul.
I was hanging from the edge of reason,
My guest is my nomadic help in this desert
Of my creation.

I fellowship, they downright luck, like the odds of
The earth and the world of love that quakes.
I kept on the search to feel like weeping,
Opening doors of a level that despised.

Thursday, June 21, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: friendship
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chandan Dey 22 June 2018

The word Late indicates time, which is an illusive concept. It sometimes makes guest late and host frown. But, does the time really do so? Perhaps, our yearning for something special drives us to think so. Thanks for sharing this thought provoking writing. Chandan

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Naveed Akram

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