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Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Recall


Clean trousers, grey shirt tucked in, 
He walks along the lines to follow, 
A dark void that's just been created, 
Failed imagination to summon Apollo. 

Chains that drag his feet along, 
Much to the pain that resides and taints, 
Glory that he basks amidst this misery, 
Reflects nothing else but the historic ruins, 

Dreams that never shatter, he recalls a tale, 
A paradise they call it if that exists at all, 
Morning woes that follows a nightmare, 
Faded bliss he tries to track on the trail, 

He walks with his head held high, 
Like a soldier that conquers a post, 
Nothing to mourn, he whispers, 
Just the goodbye kiss he misses the most,

Yet he smiles as he marches on, 
The path he never thought he'd cross,
The destiny that's just been redefined, 
A vague memory of his youth still lingers.

Again, he thinks every thing has an end, 
As the sun fades beyond the dark clouds, 
Some embrace the pain as glory, 
While some hide it as a pale shroud

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

One more push


The brown leaves that I crush every day, 
Beneath the bike wheels I roll, 
The point of journey, uphill that I dread, 
Every day makes me think-"Just one more pedal to complete, 
Then I'm downhill again";

Long, deep breath, almost drained with sweat,
I push myself for the last time, 
I realize its just one more cycle to go through, 
The breeze that whispers across my ears,
Tells me to stop,
And rather walk, 
I go deaf to all the voices that I hear, 

Despite the tribulations, the fatigue running down my legs, 
I muster all the courage, 
To climb up the hill every day;
Hurray! my inner self proclaims each time, 
The moment my bike rolls itself again. 

My daddy told me life ain't easy when I was a kid, 
I looked at my life then, and thought why not? 
I confess it was easy then, 
Until I bumped into the real world, 
I recall the moment I almost gave up, 
My daddy said just one more push, 
One more time that you ought to kick, 
Now I think I was being stupid-giving up,
How I wish I had my bike then, 
To remind me to pedal once again.