Sojourn - River

Sojourn - River

A Poem by Raja
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Sometimes we are jubilant to find lost love, while sometimes we could not keep it for fear of missing it once again. Sojourn demonstrates the different phases of love one has encountered in life.

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River
 
It sounded like a mile to count the distance
That we run not giving a pause �" in the midst we touched, loved, kissed,
Ruined the so-called decorum, fined each other with worries at home,
Left the bus to go home, cried, argued, quarreled, patched up, smooched tightly
For grace mark, and again cried, argued, and left at last �" to test our lovely
Syndrome, and to feel our compromising qualities to stand
The weight that we used to give each other
 
Now, let’s draw this journey,
It goes on like a river with several lanes and by-lanes
With a few deltas peeping in its course
But at last, there is no bay toward the ocean
Because, all of a sudden, it’s taken a U-turn toward nowhere…

© 2010 Raja


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Life is so funny that way isn't it? I know when I go down one stream and it leads to the main river, I'm excited simply because of the vastness of it and then suddenly the current pulls me away from the secruity that I found only to send me down a dead end stagnant pond that the mighty river leads into. Stuck!

Great write!

Posted 15 Years Ago


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I've been missing your requests!!
Well, in any case, I love this. Greath job.

--vk

Posted 15 Years Ago


Ah, the ending is so melancholic to me. Makes me sad to see something come to an end it seems yet the river flows on and on. Nice work. Succinct and telling.
Light,
Siddartha


Posted 15 Years Ago


Love is definately a force that is out of our control, like the river taking us on a journey to who knows where. We have to go with it because to swim against the tide is impossible for any length of time even when it takes us to a place we don't want to go. Very nice metaphor.

"Ruined the so-called decorum"

I like this line particularly.

Posted 15 Years Ago


Hello Raja, fantastic composition here! I adored the metaphor of river and love making, both it is flowing somewhere and one doesn't know where it is going to, just a natural motion.. Very sweet and romantic way how you arranged the parts here in relation to each other and to the whole poem, a harmonious composition like this is essential in a serious work of art, I loved it. (thank you for reading my new poem Mastery and your benevolent review, much appreciated.) l.gandr�

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Life is so funny that way isn't it? I know when I go down one stream and it leads to the main river, I'm excited simply because of the vastness of it and then suddenly the current pulls me away from the secruity that I found only to send me down a dead end stagnant pond that the mighty river leads into. Stuck!

Great write!

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on July 23, 2008
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Raja
Raja

Kolkata, India



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Writing is my passion. I write stories, poems and scripts in English and in Bengali. I love to portray the optimistic part of human life with a contrast to the real world. Writing is the most powerfu.. more..

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