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light for tomorrow




As I peek at the window pane,
stare at the outside surrounding,
witnessing the coming of the dusk,
gradually wrapping up the orange sky.

As the row of towering poles flare,
on the sidewalk the children play,
vendible goods lay on the concrete floor,
making use of the lighted poles.

A usual spectacle at night,
gives life to the dusky surrounding.
But I wonder what will happen,
if tomorrow there will be no light?

Would I still see the children play?
Would they be in the sidewalk running?
Would I hear their laughter again?
Would they enjoy the dark evening?

Would there be someone who has courage,
to light up and raise the torch?
Well, all I can do now is to hope,
that tomorrow light would still beam.


How Many Times




How many times will I compose,
an untitled poem,
with less emotion?

How many times will I sit,
and stare blankly,
at the endless horizon?

How many times will I think,
of a beautiful plot,
but could not write the story?

How many times will I conceal,
the fury in my heart,
just to please everyone?

How many times will I keep
pretending to be fine,
just to survive the tyranny?

There maybe no answer,
for time is uncertain, time is vague 
for those who could not wait.

Time is countless, time is erratic,
but for everything we do,
there is always time.

CRAVING




If craving for something
is not possible,
and to care for someone
is no longer viable,
then perhaps, it is better
to dwell in the world of dreams
than to live in the real world
in a solitary grim.

As the birds fly, hopping
from one tree to another.
As the earthworm crawls
hiding down under.
The craving of the fowl
is becoming extreme.
The goal to exist
is no longer a dream.

When solitude comes
in the life of human being.
When extremities strike
that seems no stopping.
When poverty and hunger
cripple ones brain.
Then the beauty of dream
will just be in vain.