It’s my caste which matters
more than my knowledge
I am not getting the best
as I am of different caste than rest
How is this fair?
For me, discrimination is not rare
Born a Brahmin was my fate
Being deprived of opportunities is mandate
When will this inequality end?
Will it ever?
To know the answers one day
outcome of decisions I take
relieved and ecstatic
or regret and pain
When does the wait end
Does it ever?
Apprehension that cease to exist
A few inquests
of doubt, of suspense
When does the anxiety end
Does it ever?
good souls blessing and
happiness on my side
Almighty is with me
I can see beyond my sight
My heart, why do you wonder then?
deepens and rot makes my blood clot cries of dismay Some kind of pain.. never goes away wrap my head eyes deep red peace at bay Some kind of anger.. never goes away Some kind of memories.. never goes away never goes away.
We were not destined to be together
as you are fire
and me being ice,
disaster is what our combination would acquire.
I thank you to leave.
If you wouldn’t have departed,
I would still have been encircled.
you were stringent,
“grave of our love is now wholeheartedly marbled”.
I thank you to leave.
Everything happens for good, it made me believe.
Dear, I thank you to leave.
Thank you Nico @ Nicodemasplusthree for nominating me for “Non-Love in More than Ten Sentences Challenge”. I hope my poem justifies the challenge.
I nominate Latha @ Next Step to Nirvana for this challenge. Latha, only if you are interested 🙂
Rules for the “Non-Love in More than Ten Sentences Challenge”:
you only have to link back to my blog and add your poem on your blog, making sure to include:
~The word “Love”, at least once.
~At least one adverb.
~At least one quote or motto, marked by quotation marks.
Meet me when world is about to end,
and we have little time to spend.
Find me when there is no light,
when we have no more reason to fight.
Hold me when I have no one but you,
where there is just us two.
Baby, I will adore you like never before,
I will pour all my love from core.
