Quick Links: English Poetry | Hindi Poetry | Poetry Podcasts | Editor's Pick | Forum
Email This Poem |

Tell me…


Do I write about friends,
of yore long forgotten.
Or the ones pragmatic now,
connected yet not as devoted.

Do I write about times timed out,
or the one which is on the go.
Those defined by moments etched,
and these trying hard to be forged.

Do I write about agony and melancholy,
of bated breaths disguised in composure.
They are all gone never to return again,
or so I think for I’ve always it disdained.

Do I write about wrath and temper,
fiery but infested with guilt days later.
Consumed by ego, blisters healed,
but scathed scars still remained.

Do I write about love or hatred,
one cocooned and the other scarred.
Silken words or the Evils fester,
still I choose rather the earlier.

Break my head or open my mind,
desire to pen as it pesters.
I need to venture out in the open,
and somehow find a solution.

 

14 Comments

Break my head or open my mind,
desire to pen as it pesters.

really vry true
gud rite sir

Comment on this comment

Thanks Rajdeep!!!!

Comment on this comment

Wow……………beautiful………………I think you had a poem like this a earlier submit……………….where you talk abt what can a Poet write about…………that was a master piece according to me and this is also good………………………

Well…………….a good poem…………..which is added to my Favs………..does not deserve less than 5……………………………

Great Krishna…………..

Comment on this comment

krishna Reply:

@ULHAS, Thank you …

Comment on this comment

lovely poem Krishna
a gem of a poem

Comment on this comment

krishna Reply:

@Parespeare, Glad you found it so…

Comment on this comment

Tell Me is a beauty in the art of telling
Wtthout really writing about anything,
you have writen about everything,
This is a very nice way of writing,
& The “writers’ block” can do nothing

Congrats for this beauty

Comment on this comment

krishna Reply:

@Vishvnand, Thank you Anandji…
Nice of you to appreciate it…

Comment on this comment

brilliant….period

Comment on this comment

krishna Reply:

@dhananjay, Thank you so much…

Comment on this comment

Krishna,
like this a lot for it’s questioning.
“open my mind” reminds me of so often telling others “just crack your mind open a tiny bit” but sometimes in a “do as I say not do as I do” mode. The questions in this poem make me thing about the subjects themselves.
thanks Gion

Comment on this comment

krishna Reply:

@Gion Gion, Thanks gion…

Comment on this comment

this is similar to a hindi poem! look for it in Hindi kshitij book CBSE 10 th grade

Comment on this comment

krishna Reply:

@Shreyansh Sen Sharma, Hoping to chance upon the poem. Will certainly try to find and see the similarities…

Comment on this comment

Leave a comment

(required)

(required)

(Press Ctrl+G to toggle between English & Chosen Indian language)