The Death Of the Monster


Sadness had seeped in through his pores

Entrenched itself like a leech

Sucking the last vestiges of joy

It cascaded in waves

It hollowed his bones

It mocked the life, whatever was left in him

It drenched his senses

It crawled with multiple feet

And made a spiderweb in him

Trapping any joy that may have passed onto him

The seven headed serpent of depression hissed and danced

Laughing at the porous skeleton of his wants and desires

It sucked out his desire to live

It emptied his soul

It feasted on his remains

It toasted on his carcass

The sword cut into his flesh again and again

It delighted on sipping his droplets of blood

Go back,you monster !!

From this moment,you flee !!

Ride on the wings of the wind and get blown away

We have swept away the cobwebs

We have uprooted your  fangs

This is the house of a poet’s soul

Gentle and elevated

You cant soil it any more

You cant devour on it anymore

Move out,you snake !

We will throw your carcass

And let the vultures feed on you

We will not grieve on your death

Just smile……

And let the sunrays touch him

Let the warmth seep through him

Let the long forgotten smile touch his lips

And the spring of joy enter his life

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Comments

It’s wonderful to read such a powerful poem about misery, and the defeat of it by the poet’s soul. May we all defeat and bring death to our monsters. Thank you for writing this poem that neither bathes and wallows in sorrow nor weakly suggests an alternative.

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