Thursday, October 24, 2013


Why should I be afraid   
of a fear that detained 
much of my time,
of a problem that 
only needs a solution,
of an answer to my 
most valid questions,
of which if I find 
I shall find the 
conclusions.






Life is a journey to reach his abode;
a voyage that started since i was a brood.
Disease, old age, frustration are his stations;
reaching him is an end of one's mission.

He is the opponent
of every life's warrior,
the barbells that weighs down 
the extent of their strength;
Everywhere's a hunt-down
for a sign of his trace,
hoping to find solace
in the darkness of his grace.

(Every day's a constant reminder
that the tic-tac of time 
is not just a sound,
but the tip-toe 
the voices of his footsteps,
…whispering the sign 
that he is just around.)

And why should I be afraid
of world’s most common occurrence,
of something a fool in misery 
can with no fear squeeze,
of something for the simple
is nothing but a rest,
of a gift that I only have to accept,
of a reality that at times I try to forget,
of a fright dream that keeps me awake,
of the ultimate test of everyone's faith.

"For those who took birth 
death is certain", said He;
as birth is certain 
for those with no life lay.
I was told that I'd been dead 
a million or a thousand times
in many ways and many forms,
in times and places I have not known.
Reason why another death 
should be just like a passing day,
another sleep, another rest, 
another night that is waiting 
and hoping for the dawn 
of a new day.

So why should those searchers who claim
And believed that they are and should be wise;
tremble in fear and pitifully cry,
justifies a folly by the logic of a fool,
just to make dying appear
dramatically cool.

O I’m sad when I hear them cry.
O I cry when a friend is about to die;
but primarily not because they are dying;
but because their fear is a sign 
of their failure to learn
what was taught
and what was offered to them;
a solution by the most compassionate friend,
so that in this life  nothing as sweet they'll find
as of death's sweet caress.

Once I long for
death’s cold cruel arms,
For a reason not of a wise;
But of a moron who dreamed-of of a home
In this temporary world of illusion.