Skip to main content

Fighting A Memory



He looked at me,
Like we knew each other,
For a long long time,
Looking Expectant yet adorable.

And here my heart,
Filled With memories of past,
The vivid image of death,
Witnessed at such a tender age.


That memory, since then,
Held me back to get near, to caress,
Love was always there, I felt it.
Yet, could never show what I held in.

As I came to reality,
He was standing right in front of me,
Looking right into my eyes,
It has been indeed long time.

They say time changes mentality,
Time heals wounds,
Mine feeling still fresh,
And here I was, in situation similar,
But with a will,
To fightback the morbid memory.

As I sat down, 
My heart trembled,
I opened my bag,
Heart racing, 
Memories of that vivid death,
Took out the only food I had, a biscuit packet.

He started wagging his tail,
I opened it, wagging took speed,
I put it down, the opened packet,
Still feeling the insecurities, after my action,
Yet a smile and happiness resides over my face,
While he eats, I finally caressed him,
I made a friend today,
As he followed me back home.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Barrier Breakers

The world will judge you, By what you do, and not what you think, The world will judge you, By what you say, and not why you say, The world will judge you, By your appearance, and not your intellect. And yet,

The Rescue (Short Story)

Minding his own business as he carefully selects his groceries from the aisle he is stared upon like an outcast, so he hides behind his hooded jacket adjusting it to cover his face. Every time he steps out of the house the piercing eyes remind him of the scars he wants to hide, the scars he wants to forget. Decades have passed, so many comments have been hurled towards him. At times it reaches to the point where he gets too tired, too exhausted to continue. Standing in front of the mirror everyday he stares at himself and towards the scars, the scars he tries to cover so hard everyday, trying to hide it from the world but fails. The half burnt face, the burnt and disfigured left arm, and the unseen scars on his mind which were the painful of all, a gift from the society and its people, that he endured for so long and still continues to do so, every single day. Often looking, rather peeping out of the window, he gets lost in his thoughts and strolls back to that day which changed him fo...

Magic Couple

After a long while They saw each other Walking in opposite direction As they did long back. People spoke about them
   

Copyright Notice

     © Parikshit Sinha and onerandompoet, 2017-2022. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material
without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited.
Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Parikshit Sinha and
onerandompoet with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.