Saturday, October 18, 2014

Lisper

The two bright eyes

As the pale hope teeters,
The enlivened will shudders—
The close-up demonic views
Guffaw undoing each screw
That upholds a notion so basic,
Estranged by a version eccentric.

As erratic as a charlatan’s sanctimony
The sentimental cliché what is penny!
‘You dumb fool, lost, coward.
Why you lisp and drawl, dullard?’
Yes, right, I a mere by passer
But why I lisp and falter?

It’s up to you, the estranged bubble.
Answer it for the one at his wit’s jumble.
Yes, I stutter also, laugh if you wish—
The closely networked mishmash,
The surreal within surreal matrix,
Has programmed me into such fix.

Why you just pick up those?
There even things laudable:
Those at public disposals, yes, buses—
The joy of ride marked by poses.
(I can’t stop chuckling here, sorry.)
Yes, deserted parks just as follies…

Yes, above all, the punctiliousness,
The smoothness of bureaucracy—
Thanks for those fake smiles
And sometimes sarcasms spicy
That let me inculcate more words
And self-mirror more closely, this dullard.

A Summon Yonder

Now as you demand it out of me
Or may wonder if I am an obtuse,
Uncivilized for the infernal indelicacy,
I dig within me to find a nugget.
But, alas, diffidence instead of such snippet.
Yeah, call me coward or mummified.

Holding desperately on to this defunct means,
Telepathy, the channel of those great prayers,
Like the one on the verge of being swept away into apocalypse,
I can see you, the outline of your lovely smile.
Yes, I say shine with it ever!
I just see a world yonder.