88. Those Days (VI)
Continuing again, the sixth part of the poem (excerpt from one of my longer poems) -
VI
Now, let’s try to snatch leaves from those days
To create a convincing world, but
Some stories should be left sweetly vague
Let’s accept scratches
On those doors of acceptance
Let’s dream of places
Let’s dream of people
We know emotions speak just one language
And that is understood by all
However anachronistic we may be
But why should we believe that everyone we know
Should be friends with everyone else we know
After years of being continuously in transit
Weather-beaten
Straddling the game for a long time
Stretching all possible avenues
Defying it to the breaking point
The truth is clear
Life is so short that the future is irrelevant
Nothing ever turns out the way we plan it
(From my poetry collection, “Always in Transit”)