Roads Of Sinaia Poem by Raj Thampi

Roads Of Sinaia

Rating: 4.5


Lucid light deserted roads
And silence crawling
And a wind captivated in
My breast jacket

Do you want to walk with me
On the roads of Sinaia?

Green on both sides
Dark and mystic

Do you want to walk with me
On the roads of Sinaia?
Roads with rails rusting and broken
Roads with tiles missing or stolen
Roads cold even after winter sleeping

Do you want to walk with me
On the roads of Sinaia?

Fallen leaves and dirty colored water
Accumulated by the shore of small bridge
Huge oak naked and shameless
Tall pines proud and soundless

Do you want to walk with me
On the roads of Sinaia?

This time I will not drink the green
This time I will not admire those castles
This time I will not touch the rail
This time I will not walk so slowly
This time I will not forget your presence
This time I will lie to you, you are beautiful, not Sinaia
This time I will kiss your hair, whispering
You are all I ever wanted
But stealing a moment I will pocket
A fistful earth of Sinaia

Do you want to walk with me
On the roads of Sinaia?
Do you want us to walk back
From where we started?

Do you want to walk with me
On the roads of Sinaia?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success