Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Poem: Gradients of light

Gradients of light 
You may name them by colors 
Or by the shady love of the rouge beams 

I see them from heavens to hell 
Across their desire to feel 
The patterns of melting earth 
The tangents of galactic winds 

Languishing a destiny of tolerance 
They curled up towards poisoned lives 
Their unbound energy and infinite kindness 
Enough to skim through the treacherous ether 

They fail to reach the promised eternity 
Afraid to question the will of the masters 
As they are many and cobbled up 
They wander in crowded horizons 

As predictions make fuzzy end to all journeys 
Like the epics of the east and the proverbial holy lands 
With the hasty spikes they would weave a wrinkled leaf 
Naming as we see it now 
You may call it a sky of miseries

Infinite as it seem to eyes 
It is meager to the variations 
Myths of mountains, they always hid the sword 
Yet lightnings could burn the past 

Memoirs were etched in clouds 
As they floated in shapes so vivid 
Envious to the gods and demons alike

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