Bat

Bat 

At day I hide from din 
When silence prevails at night 
I venture out to feed my soul 
And perch on the boughs of words 
Up side down 
And covertly wait for a prey  
An idea comes 
And I, with my pen, pounce upon him
It is a feast 
And I quickly finish a quatrain 
The joy I get 
More than the company of a woman 
Or a pack of wine. 

Before I cool down 
Before I put down a period 
At the end of the poem 
I elevated myself 
And become the king of the nocturnal kingdom 

 None is here to unsettle me 
I am absolutely alone 
In the jocund company of my pleasure moment
But I hurriedly come back to hide in a cave 
Before uncle sun rises with a red face 
To be a normal human being again.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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