Short Cochlear Poems

In hearing what’s hiding in the horizon’s insidious tide,
Autumnal terror trickles into my cochlear sides.

Whence warmth has melded the meadows with mind,
What’s welded is melted by the temperature’s decline.

And thus from the Earth a consciousness slips,
As a leaf believes that its tree no longer offers it sips.

Weep for me as I for you,
All who I, for but a season, knew....

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By Parizo Van  Thulare

You stole my mind for a moment 
I was so in a train of emotions 
Moving down to my heart with tears 
To my cochlear up to my ears

I thought you knew???
I thought you have  seen actions 
They spoke a millions times 
They sang and I rhymed 

My love for you burns enough to last 
My life with you smells like sunsets 
The beast in me will never wake until you say" I do"
Let me pamper you 
All my days of life 
I want to spend them with you...

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After the skin, the corti 
were trying to measure the silence 
before the cloudburst.

The white noises were 
very accurate, disciplined shouts
ready to pull down the stapes.

A cochlear fall from the
great heights of vesuvian peak.
No matter how big was the chasm.

You have given up yourself
to broken stirrups. The planets
begin the dance without the god Apollo.

The road never ends. The
rider stands alone to ride the moon
gliding over the empty sea.


Satish Verma...

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