That Sweet Blasphemy Poem by Bijita sharma

That Sweet Blasphemy

'where there is love, there is bound to be heartache.'

uttered no words
leaves no stain
those colors are so dull
I still feel vague

'Sufi thinks he sees, and the philosopher thinks he knows.'

I know, but I don't see
he sees but does not know
paradox prevailed
life unfulfilled.

'Open my mind so I may see the truth.'

amidst the conversation
of joy and sorrow
they are forced to deliver
the lecture on hatred.

'But I hadn't made any choice; the path has chosen me.'

Shoot in the dark.
leaves no mark and come
again towards you, shattered
and exhausted
gives only a weary smile
at the end.

*'The quotes are taken from the book 'The Forty Rules of Love by Elif Shafak.'

Thursday, June 27, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: leaves
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