The call never came
Thinking nights cannot easily sleep Full of dark secrets in the belly That rise as smoky-eyed dreams, When awareness takes abrupt turn. The tree stood mute by the temple A man cogitated on the veranda Another, on his knees, stared at the river An old man squatted, his head bent, Among turbaned men of another time, Awaiting the call from across the river. Actually the call has never come It never comes in dreams and art.
|
Poetry based upon actual experiences, not one thought up in the intellectual aridness of a pseudo-thinker. Words as they mean in the specific context of recollected thought or image , not meaning several things at a time but that which re-creates an aura or a haze of an earlier experience.
|
|