Sanika kkk Poems

Forgive me mother, for I have sinned,
those deeds shamed you and drowned me in guilt.
Forgive me also for those selfish acts,
which ached your temples and burdened your heart.
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Pretending to have him,
Tossing back your head and laughing.
Flapping your pretty lashes with a shiver,
He vanishes when you look in the mirror.
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The childhood’s innocence ended,
When with him, you blended.
Now it remains a far away memory,
Of imitating your mother in a red sari.
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Her mind hinted desertion,
While her heart wept for preservation.
Her cold skin ached for warmth
But her eyes saw the wrath.
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For those 10 seconds of euphoric high I live,
in a delusional state
the entire time of the day.
So that when the high hits me and
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Silent tears drenches
The white fabric
clinging to your body like a scared child which
enthralls me into a whirl of emotions as I
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Fatigued hearts and monotonous heartbeats,
Diminishing hope struggles to keep the heat.
Our egos conquer the understanding and
Feasts over love creating a misunderstanding.
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When he asks,
"Are you tired? "
Nod your head
and he'll pursue more tenderly.
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Some joy, they said,
In her peaceful smile as she waved
Like a nymph in the first guess
Or was she a heartbroken mistress?
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Mauve sky crowded
With black wings
Rings with a screeching
That was oppressed during the sun's regime.
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