Unspoken Soul

UNSPOKEN    SOUL

She was all lost; fantasized a world
On the bitumen, none resembled her
Binnacles kept empty; let gusty waves guide her
Bid  goodbye  to  a  silent  night  under  the  mistletoe ;  scrounging  for  serendipity 	
Stars  were  callous ; she- an  embodiment  of  callowness , distracted  by  camellia  could  not  find  a  way  out  of  her  perplexity 

Deranged by the deathly silence, she hurried down the rails
Nothing more than a lost shadow, catching her own steps
Oblivion to the dogma-‘’It was all between mirrors, she was walking.’’
Ecstatically held a door; optimism would fail soon

Concussion in mind took a brutal turn 
Damsel in distress, lost the sight of the shore

Once again journey to end
Defiant; stood in an apposite way 
Masts were low, no camellia this time

Envisaged…..red horizon covered the ocean, no sign of life
Dismayed; developed an aversion towards the scenery

Cried hard, but what could be heard above the dead soul was just –“SILENCE”.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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