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Letter To Rhapsodical Rose


Here, I scribble a letter 
to the rhapsodical rose, 
dipping my quill in 
stardust that slips 
like a violet waterfall 
from the tips of 
white oak trees. 
These marigold 
orbs shine with 
shimmering streaks 
of sugar coated mist, 
as I twist my palm 
and breathe in 
the lavender light 
of kismet, while 
tender tulips 
soothingly sleep 
upon the sweet seeds 
of nostalgia. 

O Mi Amour, 
our lambent love 
is but a succulent 
sea full of stars, 
where buttercup boats 
sail in emerald 
evanescence and 
gentle lulls of 
champagne waves 
kiss those scarlet 
shells of secrets, 
echoing with 
vibrant whale-songs. 

Can you feel the 
mulberry bluebells 
chiming as I glide 
on pistachio 
plateau of promises? 
Am I your soulful dynasty, 
just as you are my 
star-spun Prince 
descended from the eden, 
my healer from 
charismatic realms and 
my last lachrymose wish? 

You're a museum 
of art for the 
moon-shaped chimera 
of peonies painted 
with hazel silk 
and this chameleon 
danger holds no 
manifestation in 
our foreign folklore, 
because when 
the last dewdrops 
dance with sunlight, 
holographic memories 
of 'You and I', 
will forever
remain alive in 
the tamarind tales of 
watercolor wildflowers. 

So, when the 
jinxed icicles cut 
me with their 
silver sword, 
spring shivers 
in snowy meadows 
and the sun sets 
along the horizon
of our ruffled story, 
you'll always 
hear these husky 
notes of my 
exotic scents 
lingering in ivy 
laced rains and 
falling upon the 
graffiti of your 
ruby bones. 

You'll eternally hear 
celestial serenades, 
singing in raspberry 
language of our 
incensed love which 
will erase the
acetone sadness 
of my unwritten absence 
and those crimson 
ribbons of violin's ode 
will spin our saga 
around those 
slaty branches 
of bitter destiny.

Copyright © Hiya Sharma | Year Posted 2023



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Tributaries Of Black Tulips - Collaboration with 'Ink Empress'


When heinous fangs
of life drain
the amethyst glow
flowing above 
infected ripples of time,
I question the 
chaos that claims
serenity through 
saline serenade 
of sirens, composed 
with midnight ink
across a mazed face 
of a starless canvas,
What if these coastal
conch confettis want to
skip heartbeats with
peridot rhymes inscribed
as reefy runes? 
will the cracking
waves of canorous 
currents synchronize 
stranded dreams
hanging on
mellow strings 
of my cello soul? 
For decayed dice of 
destiny rolls 
to swirl along 
bruised blue caves
of molten bubbles 
emanating dusted 
crystal tears from a
charcoal oyster throne, 
bejewelled with 
broken ballads, 
as voiceless verses
echo angst from ruthless 
tentacles of poisoned 
urchins, stinging 
opalescent scales 
that once upon a summer
sheltered and rinsed
pansy green 
pigmented pain
that sketched 
pantoums with 
moon-laced refrains
illustrating my 
delicate skies.

Breathing in 
raging hailstorms, 
I’m a damsel nymph 
of seven merlot seas, 
weaving a tapestry of 
camphorous conscience, 
flooded with sins 
of sundrop resins and 
my truth residing 
between the 
liquid-fire rings 
of white-silk seahorses, 
galloping and racing 
into blind aqua-herbs; 
My life is blanketed in 
harbor-grey smoke, 
clasped by eight 
sharp swords of 
erratic octopus’s oblivion, 
Whist being guided 
by narcissistic 
nightingale’s malignant 
sonnets, crisply crushing 
the ribboned hope 
which once blossomed 
like a chartreuse folklore 
in my aromatic 
spine and bones.

I weep violet blood 
and inshore tributaries 
upon marine wildflowers, 
As I gaze at the 
ablaze ships, 
crashing waves 
and lethally jostling
cacophonous cuckoos 
in the ocean-burial, 
to be diluted in 
pastel-blue atoms, 
as none but 
comet-chased 
sea-maidens;
my celestial soul 
carries a naive 
efflorescent  voice 
of all the leaden hearts,
which navigated 
black-tulip waters 
of wanton pirates, 
rephrasing regretful 
harmonies and 
covering morose 
ashes with 
constellations of 
unicorn-shells 
gliding in cranberry 
curls of sweven tides, 
surfing towards skyline of 
forlorn Poseidon.

I wonder, if ravishing 
rays of sunsets, 
embrace the 
shimmering shoreline 
where emerald sea-foam
floats as pearlescent 
picturesque poems,
embalmed in ivory
stains of yesteryears,
whilst we still
reminisce the monsoons
where crestfallen 
eagle rays whisper
sombre tales to the 
eyes of humankind,
that refuse to 
speak the language
of love and light.

Copyright © Hiya Sharma | Year Posted 2023

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Dormant Decession


I'm an ashen dove, 
fading in zephyr 
of wine valleys, 
saturating in fog 
upon enchanting hills, 
draped in 
grape-green silk, 
where fantasies of forest, 
sprout cynthia moon 
of a bygone 
medieval saga, 
amidst heavenly 
eventides, 
and wailing weeds 
prick my shadow,  
infusing iced intentions 
of the puppet's paradise~
floating in islets 
of shackled bones. 

My wings are 
made of violet wool, 
fluffed with 
blueberry cotton 
and stitched 
with the fabric of 
amethyst satin, 
but as soon as 
my tiptoeing feet 
touch the 
seafoam grass, 
it stings my silent 
glacial flight, 
making me bleed 
in chloroform-
dipped letters. 

If love was a 
rosy matte comet, 
I would carve 
pastel orchid smiles 
amidst kismet-coated 
cherry blossoms, 
with frozen floral paints
and forgive 
beige betrayals 
of aqua sirens, 
to which the 
scents of evermore, 
sweetly succumbed. 

But maybe, 
jasper tinted 
jasmine petals, 
are sewn with 
poisoned thistles 
whilst being 
dispersed upon 
the chambers of 
midnight raindrops, 
and those
soulful stars 
in your eyes are 
a mere mirage, 
flourishing 
false silhouettes of 
a perfumed 
saudade in 
nocturnal negligence. 

So, pardon these 
bleeding metaphors 
that echo sombre 
sun's soliloquy in the
hazy kiss of gloom 
and follow me 
to the teal towers, 
where this 
fluorescent flesh 
slumbers in enfolded 
spruce leaves of 
sequoia sonnets. 
For, when the last petal
falls as poetry, 
my soul would be 
alive in wistful runes, 
mourning in a 
doleful decanter, 
whilst eyes 
would frown 
in fragile promises, 
wiping diplomatic 
dust of dolent delusions 
and knitting mists of 
manipulations, 
carelessly sinking~
to soil of feathered 
dandelions. 

Where nurtured seeds 
of jade reflections, 
still haven't ruptured
every pixie dust of hope, 
in their life's 
dormant decession, 
reminisce me 
as an ivory moonrise, 
fluttering beyond, 
dahlia chains of sunshine. 


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Soul of Seaside Sepulchre


When the 
seaside sepulchre 
of a kingdom, 
without its queen, 
is smeared with 
screams of lighting, 
I wish to crackle
these slivers 
of silver shakle, 
and devour
that consoling 
taste of balsamic 
twilight, which 
drapes every 
ritual of woe with
maleficent vows. 

I wonder, if 
the thievery of 
of my soul, will 
enhance the 
crawling of
raven sun 
or, bestow power 
upon the baptised
mannequin, 
by slaying those
jealous lilies, 
floating in 
summery 
estuaries of 
my stolen destiny. 

As these sage flames 
fly across the
chambers of 
my castle, 
petrifying those 
puerile promises 
of life, I seak to 
be an amaranth, 
rising beyond 
oak skies as
I engulf those 
taunting meteors that 
enshroud my 
solitude and
dethrone every 
essence of 
false light, that
consumed those
waltzing scents 
of my sangria spring. 

Has my heart
become a 
fickle thorn, 
who will keep
bleeding guidance
in moonlight or
shall this
fortnight be 
traced by the last 
streak of treacherous
bloodline?

Perhaps, 
'The Goddess 
of Thunder'
is unfurling 
those flaming
rose' maidens, 
who wish 
to splash ebons
of roaring wreath, 
across the 
woeful vaults of
my ribcage, 
which concealed
their silence 
in sentinels of 
sacrifice. 

I don't assert
the want of
swathing myself
in the perfumed
petrichor of 
heinous healing, 
as I don't want to 
quench this 
rage that 
is carving a 
strife to 
refuse my
surrender towards
this succumbing
darkness. 

" I wish to be 
        the soul of a marionette's
           pearly pupa,    
               satiated by fiery halo
                       of chrysalis,    
          and slowly weaving
              silken hymns of 
                          desperate hope, 
                   desiring to emerge 
                          from the emeralds, 
                                   that betray every eye... "

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Love's Last Heartbeat

In the moorlands of desires, 
I've forever sung choruses of
fertile faith, amidst the flock 
of bleeding birds, sprinkling
heartbeats on lush olive herbs, 
In the dream of retracing their 
scintillating season of beachy spring. 
'Hope' had always been a
pearlescent paste of turmeric 
temperance for the harp humming 
within my heart and swamping 
upon honeyed valleys, like those
magical bees which buzz in 
hymnal ballads, as messengers of life. 

But, standing under the Camellia tree, 
I hideously wish upon the paradises of 
half sculptured truths and quest for your 
merlot shadow, to ask, what if this were 
the last pulse that you felt along my arteries, 
would you declare those peridot letters 
of the fondness that we shared as 
a truth never left as an unseen melody? 

When weeping roses melt in the
pillow of cranberry tears,
your silhouette still simmers as
a lighthouse through the mercuric 
fog of anxiety and I reminisce 
those dwindling daylights when 
you made me stroll in a mine of
asteroids, under the lemonade haze 
of raspberry tart skies, when our skin 
melted along the arcs of white sands 
as we whispered secrets about our future. 

Tonight, blanketed in frostbit ebony rays of the winter moon, when poetry is the last sapling yearning to feel the pewter kiss of diamond droplets, I am questioning your eyes, in this 
final life, would you ever be soulfully mine? 

I've wandered with werifesteria, 
in your mahogany psalms of white topaz, 
lilac daisies and ambre dandelions, smeared with scents from periwinkle to burgundy, 
but these hoaxed hydrangea coffins of our unheard fate have always stung my 
blushed zeal, like a sombre dragonfly's curse. 

Perhaps, forevermore I'll find myself, 
scorched by the bonfires of forget-me-nots, swathing my soul in cold coffee dusks and 
climbing silver ladder towards 
the crossroads in front of the heaven. 

As a moth addicted to jet-ink flames, 
I now slither in smoked cocoon, 
rising in smog above the sun, 
asking those midnight meadows, 
if their barren soils would reincarnate 
me as an angelic sakura in their last 
prelude. Would I be remembered as 
the princess of your amethyst twilights 
and ruby renascence in the last Au Revoir? 

I would have skipped the 
wingbeats of heaven and plunge 
from their plum sunsets to cradle
my rouge heart in your golden arms, 
for, I wanted to love you beyond death;
but if only you ever echoed the 
crimson chords of 'I Love You' across 
the marble mausoleum of my soul.

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Lily Letters of Jasmine

  Dear grandma, 
       you were my litchi  s u n r i s e, 
  encasing stars in honeydew of  h e a l i n g, 
     as  d a w n s  used to wake up 
     from deep  s l u m b e r  with 
  silken humming of your jasmine  p r a y e r s. 

Your almond eyes
have always 
armoured our
rhymeless roots, 
with humble rays 
of light and 
gentle shimmers 
of philosophical 
fountains, 
that calmed 
every lake
sterling with
fire and ice. 
I evermore 
reminisce those 
twinkling dusks 
with sanguine stories 
of Hansel and Gretel,
narrated by your 
angelic notes, 
but, what if Gretel 
had lost her 
way within 
cobwebs of 
enchanted
cocktail woods?
Along shorelines
of Snow white
and Rose Red,
perhaps, truths
of ephemeral life,
remained unheard. 

Like a timeless tree,
you've withstood
every thunderstorm,
as we sought shelter
in your oak-embrace, 
then, why are 
those aging skies
becoming an 
embroidery of 
fleeting memories
and erasing that 
golden aura
of divinity from the
hibiscus temple, 
homed in your essence? 

I still remember
when you held 
my tiny hands
in your warmth, 
and helped me 
trace those 
pencilled butterflies
hiding behind
lily-letters of mischief, 
twisting like 
tickling riddles. 
Oh, how your 
heart would melt 
like the butterscotch moon, 
in swirling streams
of my silly giggles. 

Remember,
when you knitted 
a soft sweater
crocheted with a
patchwork of teddy bears 
for this wintry toddler? 
I still wrap it 
around my 
aching heartbeats
like a milky shawl, 
midst cashmere snow. 

But, mum has now 
lost her doll house
of dreams, 
can you please
freeze time and 
scold these 
decades for 
stealing away 
our hopes and 
innocence? 
I promise to
hold my tears 
in an inkless saga
of metaphors, 
until you've
caressed us 
with the 
same adoration, 
from a million 
comets ago. 

You were the only
grand anchor 
of golden guardian
for me, 
like a glorious
godmother 
shielding her 
newborn fairy -
then why did
your eyes forsake to 
search for my presence? 

Evergreen warmth 
of your soul 
shall forever breathe 
in grandeur ~
for, our sights 
can never imagine 
to live in the absence, 
of your wisdom-realms. 

Even though
you don't recall 
my existence
and maybe, 
have become
unfamiliar 
of my name;
every year, 
I will wish
for stardusts 
to glaze your
horizons that 
have ruffled 
in wrinkles of 
fainted nostalgia, 
for, I will forever sleep 
on the custard-
cushions of your 
cherishing love. 

Copyright © Hiya Sharma | Year Posted 2024

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A Life Not Lived

Philanthropic phrases of pluto sink
In my soul, a slave of lonely black
Charade, whilst butterflies flutter 
In bruised heart, as pressed flowers 
Grieve in between snowflake-
Pages of swan's fogged 
Diary; I 
Crawl upon 
valleys
To 
Touch 
The peach 
Arc of the 
Sun and kiss the 
Skin of polished blue
Crescent, but I drown in 
Sapphire waves and garnet flames, 
Carving artificial blood on 
Nymph's ruby rocks; who will remember 
The parched floral thoughts of a life not lived?

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Arctic Afterglow


When the 
glacial sun slips 
in softened womb 
of the scarlet 
spheres at dusk, 
yearning for 
hibernal rebirth 
as a lustrous 
morning star, 
it radiates 
golden beams 
like lakes of sunshine,
flowing over 
chiming starlit bells 
in our hazy haven;
and I scrap 
frosted flakes
off the bittersweet 
pamphlets that 
whisper our names 
in the misty winds 
of 'Us'. 

Calming the 
coalesced chaos 
within my 
infernal pulses, 
his warmth drapes
this enchanted soul 
with daffodil-
smudged days
of hot cocoa amidst 
a wintry wonderland. 
If I could bloom 
like an arctic 
afterglow's heart 
on bare alpine trees, 
I would only 
choose him to be 
my daylight-
perfumed violet 
scent, evermore. 

I can never 
stroll away 
from the shimmering 
silverine memory, 
when my muse's
trust breathed 
hailstorm's poesy in 
my solstitial lungs 
and kissed the 
fractals of a bruised 
poet's spirit.

Dreaming of yuletide,
I achingly yearn 
to become the 
silken apricity of 
those soft lyrics
that swing in his 
thundersnow thoughts 
and frostbitten flesh, 
re-writing the jaggery saga
of twin-sanguine-lovers
in beige brushstrokes
of foggy 'We'.

Sometimes,
I forsake to 
surrender and 
ask for a peaceful
nod from the 
'Lord of Soulmates', 
can I be the 
honeysuckle ink 
for my beloved's
watercolor feather, 
always nurturing
the snowy twists of 
our tale within fate's 
untold wisdom? 

When I desire 
to wander in 
black-iced myths of 
insatiable agony, 
will he become 
my bejeweled healer 
and fight off those
sombre silhouettes 
of Jack Frost's 
saudade, like a samurai? 

For, I take him 
as the gift of 
my last wish, 
forever inhaling 
the chilly secrets 
of our lantern-
lives in my 
subconscious visions, 
that keep me 
alive upon
crestfallen sleets 
of intuitive icicles;
I want to live forever, 
in his pearly eyes' abode, 
which coruscates
with glossy lustre 
of fireflies and 
makes me flutter
my hiemal 
white wings like a 
spellbound fairy in 
grey-orchid sonatas.

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Maiden of Musical Moonshine


Music is an undying 
art of soul ~ 
an abstract eden, where, 
euphonious unicorns 
glide in strawberry sonatas, 
amplifying rhapsody in
ballads of flight, 
when fuchsia feathers
tease those 
jingling breezes, 
infusing breaths
in every lifeless aroma;
where I can soar 
beyond the 
brushstrokes 
of symphonies that
planktons sing to me, 
in the requiems of 
forsaken pearls, 
crooning with 
silenced shimmers
beneath wavy blues. 

Maybe, 
I'm a songwriter 
without words, 
and my electric fingers
trace the tunes 
of serene strings, 
when guitars weave
a sonorous guilt
midst ruby runes 
of regrets. 
I wish to keep
swinging in a 
cosmic cadence, 
where celestial notes 
choreograph 
themselves in the 
moonwalking
mellifluence of 
lunar legacies. 

I gossip with 
neon nightingales, 
laced with neutrinos
and compel them
to chant those
healing incantations
of love and glory,
like the forlorn 
princess - Rapunzel, 
desiring to feel 
the glow of 
familiar lanterns, 
winged with 
hazy syncs of 
unsung yesteryears. 

I wonder if, 
I'm not meant 
to compose 
crystal canticles
in a Disney duet, 
for, I believe, 
I'm a soul searcher
in the flesh of
a soloist, concocting 
an elixir of my 
existence through
cinnamon anthems
of mystical 
moonrises, as 
they softly unfold, 
a million 
unheard tempos, 
within tranquil 
memoirs. 

I'm the 'maiden of music'
resting as a floret on 
every sepal, 
yearning to become
a unique acapella 
of nature, 
where empathy 
has an ethereal
dialect of 
nurturing spirits
and tinkles
of magical waterfalls
whisper in 
gentle lachrymose lulls
of our ambrosial Mother. 

When the harmony 
of my voice, 
kisses those 
ivory keys of 
the heart-shaped
piano, they 
echo a tipsy secret 
in my sunset skin, 
making me 
believe ~
"I'm everywhere 
in the essence, 
yet nowhere
to be found...", 
like the sweet 
scents of 
hummingbirds, 
smiling behind
that first dusky star. 

      "In each husky hallelujah
                of ribboned halts and replays, 
           life is a song ~
                    where every lyric, 
                phrases an ember of end, 
      and when passionate heartbeats 
                       shall knit sombre medleys, 
                  I will hum in the last 'chef-d'oeuvre'... "

Copyright © Hiya Sharma | Year Posted 2024

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Awaking From Stupor


When the enchanted 
jailors of life, 
siezed my soul 
and those
sepals unfurling
manipulative
manuscripts 
ceased to 
script a twinkle 
above screams, 
I became a 
slave to my 
own silence, 
chained by 
granite wings of 
masked butterflies, 
who have been 
bewitched by 
the first rays of the
maleficent moon. 

Kneeling as 
an effigy of 
failure, in front
of the Dark Emperor, 
I never realised
that those
depressive 
tunes of the
broken piano 
have carved 
a caged victim 
within me~ 
and perhaps, 
the chord of 
crimson chronicles 
was cut too soon. 

Chastised by a
lonesome vista, 
I've arched myself, 
along those
lunar ruins
of misty melancholy. 
But, in the
cavernous caves, 
this heart of lead, 
bearing guns, 
has searched for 
its essence and 
reminisced how
it has always 
been a carnival 
of acrylic lanterns, 
wherein flamingo 
flames flicker, 
scented with 
peony lifelines. 

Muted by an 
ivory irony, 
when karma 
crowned me 
as a renowned
culprit of my own 
desperate
desolation, 
I've realised
how the sun was 
sabotaged within 
my hazy pulsations~ 
for, somewhere, 
I chained 
the harbinger 
of my own 
egyptian dawn, 
with eagle rays
of ravenous reigns. 

Perhaps, one day, 
the tryst of 
torment shall 
be broken,
as the destiny
will bleed 
in a revolution
of truths,
midst rising of a 
'Marionette of miracles'
singing in her
spiritual awakening, 
and swinging
upon ruby ribbons
of a magnificent mantra,
echoing ~
      "Dear Lord, bestow mercy in misery, 
                  purity in plight,
    love in lachrymose tears, 
         and hope in hateful sighs... "

As I'll float on colourless pages,
    like the last drop of divine ink,
  nevermore, clinging to grief
   and stifling the spirit,
    rather, enlivening the silence
  that shall adhere feathers of liberty,
   to my winged heartbeats.

'Timeless Trinity'
breathes in me,
harnessing healing
through textures
of poetry,
encompassing
myriad secrets,
as I search
for my sunrise
within icy halos
of the third eye.
For, seeds of
rage can never
reep rainbows
amidst a
watercolor halcyon
of fleeting faith.

  "Tie my soul to a kite and
   stare me soar
  across the skies,
      as I kiss that fiery orange star,
   spreading honeysuckle furs
  upon lavish lawns,
       'Oh, but don't
          break the string
      too soon - darling, breeze!'
   And there, I float like
      the last fickle leaf
     lost in a soothing lull,
      where lethal lilacs
   no longer mourn in the
  misery of murdered mirth..."

Copyright © Hiya Sharma | Year Posted 2024

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