Timescapes Of Nostalgia Poem by Ananta Madhavan

Timescapes Of Nostalgia



In the dark before dawn
I feel for the dining table
And step into the balcony.

My shuttered eyes remember
The layered homes and trees
Across the sheen of tarmac
And high-rise blocks aspiring
To domesticate utopia.

Beyond the nascent cityscape
I know the hill of Devi,
Invisible in this dream-lit hour,
But familiar as my horizon.

This is my dream-trance orison
Of memory and oblivion.
They are but a refraction
Of the self-same glass screen,
Through which the tones and hues
Will shortly seem to show
A spectrum of shades for me
To ruminate on Time.

- - - - - - May,2015

Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: memory
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 23 July 2015

A beautiful vision seemingly through a rainbow prism, reflecting the landscape where you are living. Thoroughly enjoyed reading this poem, very good one! Thank you for sharing, RoseAnn

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Great write. You seem to me to be a prism through which words refract and spread their rainbow beauty (10) .

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