Kraken and Mermaid

Kraken and Mermaid

A Poem by abhas
"

drown deep within the darkness of your mind...

"

Eyes beneath the tissue of darkness enthroned,

Neither the sun nor the moon but black waters moaned,

Extraneous desires of fortuitous events galore,

Fluorescent monsters and blueberry quarters   in a murky furore,

 

Beds of sand and tentacles of blithe falls for fool’s gold,

Intemperance of temptation in tears, terribly cold,

Matters of rise, of lavish size, and insanity is the prize,

Cultured probity in the hands of the merciless cries,

 

Synthetic skin of mystical sin veils the beautiful bride,

 Flights of unfettered soliloquy in treacherous waters glide,

Dawn of desire and the taste of fire in an ominous hue,

Debts of thrill, time’s clumsy wheel for a heart that never felt so true,

 

Step by my side, walk through the tides, you’ll do just fine,

Worry more for this world where there is no time,

Neurotic for the lost, erotic for her thought, myths of a prodigal mind,

Banal gait, mysterious wait, in dogmas that of fraternity that grind,

 

Platitudes disguise pure poverty’s ocean dream,

And supersedes the truth in more than one superior scheme,

Reveries of recurrent thoughts of reveries seem,

To be an onerous reputation of a body woven with silky gleam.

© 2010 abhas


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Featured Review

[send message][befriend] Subscribe
...
... the intensity ... the narrative ... the vocabulary ... and the alliteration are all astounding ... “eyes beneath the tissue of darkness enthroned” … is a spectacular opening line for this bewitching, enthralling and haunting tale you tell … the second stanza stuns with its profundity … especially “Intemperance of temptation in tears, terribly cold,” … the third stanza takes on a shade of the sublime and sinuous with … “Dawn of desire and the taste of fire in an ominous hue,” … the fourth stanza echoes with a resigned yet temperate tone with … “Step by my side, walk through the tides, you’ll do just fine,” … and the last stanza torments with profundity and passion … especially … “Platitudes disguise pure poverty’s ocean dream” … ravishing verse (poem) … melancholic and yet so memorable …

(serah)

Posted 13 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.




Reviews

[send message][befriend] Subscribe
...
... the intensity ... the narrative ... the vocabulary ... and the alliteration are all astounding ... “eyes beneath the tissue of darkness enthroned” … is a spectacular opening line for this bewitching, enthralling and haunting tale you tell … the second stanza stuns with its profundity … especially “Intemperance of temptation in tears, terribly cold,” … the third stanza takes on a shade of the sublime and sinuous with … “Dawn of desire and the taste of fire in an ominous hue,” … the fourth stanza echoes with a resigned yet temperate tone with … “Step by my side, walk through the tides, you’ll do just fine,” … and the last stanza torments with profundity and passion … especially … “Platitudes disguise pure poverty’s ocean dream” … ravishing verse (poem) … melancholic and yet so memorable …

(serah)

Posted 13 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Interesting thoughts you show here, I have hears about the places where no light enev reaches. I will read more of your work later.

BB

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

178 Views
3 Reviews
Rating
Added on May 24, 2010
Last Updated on June 24, 2010

Author

abhas
abhas

Kolkata, India



About
i am so forgetfull... more..

Writing
Less Less

A Poem by abhas


About July. About July.

A Poem by abhas



Related Writing

People who liked this story also liked..