Sometimes in those nights With ear-splitting din, It hangs around, Like a noose, An albatross around the neck, The guilt starts to Choke the pipe. The elements of doubts Raise the hairs on arms. But the chills are Sent down the spine, "What do you do my dear?", A scared, raggedy simpleton Asks me for a conciliation. Biding the time, No dearth of words But too little to offer, The child needs wisdom from peer, A rejoinder thrown across. "Let the night be spent, May it fold in As a nightmare. A morning may shine upon Tomorrow." _________________________________________
Banters of an enamoured soul, in all shades of grey. Life. Poetry. Some Proses. Light and Dark.