Solitude opened the skylight…
… Of the past,
And the veiled reminiscences…
… Tiptoed silently.
Sunshine of warmth
Velvet Breeze of smiles
Drizzles of tears.
Gush of laughter.
Made the heart…
… Brimming with nostalgia.
A vague contour…
…tried to take shape.
A forgotten feeling…
…contrived to burgeon.
Emotions residing…
…in a corner of heart
Struggled to peep.
Memories quiescent…
…somewhere in mind
Emerged quietly.
Perhaps,
Bygone never elapsed,
Bygone never elapsed,
Just stayed dormant.
Loneliness evoked it
Yet again.
Submitted to: Jingle Poetry
Solitude opened the skylight…
ReplyDelete… Of the past,
love the opening line, divine!!
A++
Thank you so much Jingle. I'm truly glad you liked it!:)
ReplyDeleteha! 'tis a warning for us all not to be too nostalgic, demons may follow and they tend to linger more than the laughter grr.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rally, nice penning!
http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2011/04/02/for-your-kiss/
Such a beautiful write and this is so true...
ReplyDeleteDrizzles of tears.
Gush of laughter.
Made the heart…
Blessings and love to you :)
Loved the opening lines, and fine imagery throughout the composition.
ReplyDelete@ Lynnaima: Well, controlled emotion is thoughtful but sometimes couldn't be controlled. Thanks for stopping by:)
ReplyDelete@ Bendedspoon: Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it:)
ReplyDelete@Butterflies of time: Thanks a lot for stopping by and appreciating my creation:)
ReplyDelete'Struggled to peep'...my favorite line:)Funny the way how our emotions hide behind our reality and struggle to peep!
ReplyDeleteThanks Raksha!:)
ReplyDeleteLike a list of so many reminders of memories. Loved the poem until 'Bygone never elapsed
ReplyDeleteJust stayed dormant.
Loneliness evoked it
Yet again.'
Did you mean 'Bygone never elapsed,
Merely dormant.
Loneliness evoked it
Yet again.'?
I think I meant ‘Just…’ But yes I forgot to put a comma after elapsed. Corrected. Thanks for the sharp observation.
ReplyDeletevery spirited write tarang.. my potluck.. http://fiveloaf.wordpress.com/2011/01/21/remain/
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Fiveloaf.
ReplyDeleteLovely from beginning to end!
ReplyDeleteLovely and strangely sad! Beautifully written!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
Thanks Honeyhaiku & Hypercryptical.
ReplyDeletewelcome, Thanks for sharing with poets rally.
ReplyDeletea beautiful journey in past! very beautifully crafted poem. a true joy to read.
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http://mydomainpvt.wordpress.com/2011/04/04/free-soul-4-4-11/
great write tarang! my thursday~ http://fiveloaf.wordpress.com/2010/12/30/let-it-be-it/
ReplyDeleteUndeniably enchanting.. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Jingle, Trisha, Fiveloaf & Aashi!:)
ReplyDeletelovely one... enjoyed every line
ReplyDelete..please visit poets who are here, but you did not reach initially, thanks, we call it return favors, part of the rule,
ReplyDeletebless your Friday.
This poem is so verry like me! I loved it.. its style and vocab usage.. Thanks for sharing.. I am from ~
ReplyDeletehttp://puplumages.wordpress.com/2011/04/02/the-alliterated-odes-the-alliterated-symphonies-of-the-mind/
Thanks Sri Sri, Purvi and Jingle.
ReplyDeleteGood melding of flow, line-breaking, mood, all that: effective.
ReplyDeleteyou weave beauty into your images, Tarang, and that is just amazing. quite delightful to read :) thank u.
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Thank you so much Vinay & steve! I'm glad you liked it.
ReplyDeleteemotions residing in a corner of heart....love that line. great poem.
ReplyDeletevisit poets to return favors.
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Thanks a lot.