Pāśupatāstra Poem by Somendra Gaur

Pāśupatāstra



Attempts to befriend myself are failing,
As,
The Quotient of self-exasperation leave me Ailing.
Is this Depersonalization or Metanoia?
Vincibly Prostrating in front of mirror to send myself Apologies.
Experiences with Anhedonia had taken me into a lot of arms;
That were just abodes.
Affection I need is Nowhere to be Found,
Why do I even care about the Looser I Sound.
The Weapons I have are all Futile,
&
The Gates of my eyes are too Fragile.
Do Not Disturb,
My Ardour Contrives to Die Slowly.
Id est EXILE.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Pashupatastra is the most destructive, powerful, irresistible weapon mentioned in the Hindu mythology. In Mahabharata; only Arjuna and in Ramayana; sage Vishvamitra and Indrajith son of Ravana possessed Pashupatastra.
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