"The last drop of my living"

"The last drop of my living"

A Poem by sushobhan
"

Just make a small errand with depressing sensation.

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"A bounty of overshadowed fluctuations,
 that led to frayed temptations,
 which ultimately meant depression,
 languished me under the melted heart's erosion".
 
Akin to a soul,crushed by crooked grooves,
I questioned my life to be approved.
With the divine silence of heavenly creatures,
i was the vagrant apparition at this spherical miniature.
 
The nature, dripped in commiseration,
tried to ameliorate my way to pretension.
The sunflowers endorsed to make my lips U-curved,
but my dejected mindset got it blurred.
Quite afflicted,I perched myself precincts to a vineyard,
but my tangled emotions cremated me to the graveyard.

With the gleaming "CINQUEDEA" already on my virtue,
Camaraderie of mine want in hell, a requisite curfew.  

© 2013 sushobhan


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with a home like hell, and then having a curfew, now that is hell!!! I guess temptations can get you into lots of trouble sushobhan, but then not all temptation leads to hell.. some actually lead to liberation.. I particularly liked these lines: "The nature, dripped in commiseration,/tried to ameliorate my way to pretension./The sunflowers endorsed to make my lips U-curved," sunflowers can be very tempting I think... they can change a "mindset"... enjoyable read sushobhan... ~~redzone


Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

sushobhan

9 Years Ago

Thanks Red. You judged it very nicely soul....



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with a home like hell, and then having a curfew, now that is hell!!! I guess temptations can get you into lots of trouble sushobhan, but then not all temptation leads to hell.. some actually lead to liberation.. I particularly liked these lines: "The nature, dripped in commiseration,/tried to ameliorate my way to pretension./The sunflowers endorsed to make my lips U-curved," sunflowers can be very tempting I think... they can change a "mindset"... enjoyable read sushobhan... ~~redzone


Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

sushobhan

9 Years Ago

Thanks Red. You judged it very nicely soul....
Some good imagery and kind of depressing.

Posted 10 Years Ago


sushobhan

10 Years Ago

Thanks for laying your awe-inspiring eyes on this work...
Excellent piece and so very individual it sticks out like a rose in a dessert on here.

Posted 10 Years Ago


sushobhan

10 Years Ago

Oh! i can't exclaim how much evoked was i to hear that poetic imagery that you used to review my stu.. read more
You are unique along with your unique writes...Thank you for sharing...:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


"With the divine silence of heavenly creatures, I was the vagrant apparition at this spherical miniature." I particularly loved those two lines. I dug the really unique word usage too. A highly emotive and cleverly wrought number indeed. It didn't feel so depressing to me. More surreal really.

Posted 10 Years Ago


sushobhan

10 Years Ago

Hats off to your feedback. You yourself are such an honor to deal with.
L.Edward

10 Years Ago

Cheers friend. Muchly obliged.
Firstly I don't do ratings simply because I don't quite understand them and would probably give everyone I read 100/100 which isn't helpful!
You've written a clever poem with wonderful metaphor and imagery. Most unique. I enjoyed this one

Posted 10 Years Ago


sushobhan

10 Years Ago

It's so gracious of yours for your heart rejoicing comments. I thank you from the bottom of my soul.
Very unique style to write this in. I like it when the words don't go directly down the page. Way to be creative and indent the second "paragraph" keep it up!

Posted 10 Years Ago


sushobhan

10 Years Ago

Thanks for your benevolent review.

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Added on September 30, 2013
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Tags: Melancholy, Trapped soul