Three poems by an anonymous poet/writer from Nagaland for whom writing is an act of liberating the soul.
There바카라s a table in the corner of my bedroom that still carries the weight of your memories between the pages of your favourite books and cassettes. There바카라s a jar filled with all of your favourite cookies in the cabinet, your coffee mug still hangs there gracefully. Every once a while, I take out that blue blanket and spread it out in the sun to keep it warm, and make sure to check if there바카라s an extra toothbrush, an extra chair and an extra pair of woollen socks, hoping that maybe you바카라ll come back home someday
I hope we meet again someday, maybe when our hair is in its winter and our hands have grown more wrinkles. Maybe when we바카라ve had enough of all our late-night rendezvous, and we바카라re on a calmer sea...
I hope we meet again someday when the creases around our eyes have grown more and maybe when our bones have turned old,
We may no longer get to share a glass of scotch, but maybe we could still share our favourite blueberry ice cream. We can sit and laugh at all of these days that바카라ll be a distant memory someday; you바카라ll tell me of how I always was a free-spirit, and I바카라d tell you how you always felt like home...
We could sit and catch up on all the missing years; you바카라ll ask me what it felt like to finally write the book I always wanted to as a young girl, and maybe I바카라d tell you it was always still a little too empty...that the more I wrote, the lonelier I became...you바카라d hold my hand and tell me you were the proudest when you got to hold that book, and how you proudly told your kids that you knew of a lady who wrote of the world in verses and metaphors. I바카라d smile at you and notice how you still haven바카라t changed after all these years, except for being more wiser and happier. I would heave a sigh of relief knowing you aged well, with a lot of love and warmth around you.
Maybe we could meet again someday and share a little laugh when the tides have calmed down and it바카라s a lot more peaceful and quiet.
Until then, 바카라I wish you a kinder sea.바카라
I wrote for a death note for my uncle,
A letter filled with spiteful words, coming from a feeling of bitterness that ran too deep within me.
I wished him death. I built coffins in my head.
But then a still voice whispered in my ears,
바카라Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.바카라
Slowly and steadily I put my rage down, open my eyes and look at the sun peeping through a clouded sky.
Who am I, but just another flawed human. How I dared to think my sins were less than his,
simply because mine couldn't be seen by the naked eyes of the world.
Yet here we were, both standing at the feet of love.
I don바카라t reckon asking him which path he chose, but I knew which one I was supposed to take from here.
2 pm in the evening I call up my father,
바카라Love has healed my wound,바카라 I tell him.