Her two-sidedness was not one of her better attributes
Charming though she may have been,
Both sides of her the world had seen.
It had been judgemental of her to say the least,
Anticipating with her every move for her to unleash the beast
Within her that would reside
It would emerge with a slap, a beating, or just a chide.
Her angelic side would cease to exist ever so often
That its mere existence would make you ask-when
When the girl grew up, changed, and drifted
Drifted far into the interiors of the big bad world
Where her true identity was moulded and remoulded,
Beyond the point that she could find her true form again.
Apr 6, 2010
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15 comments:
wowww
did u really write this? i jst find it hard to believe man. awesome stuff rho. but the girl in this writing isnt u rite? its an imaginary character i hope.
wow...
its brilliant...
wow :)
love it. it is brilliant!
love it...
its very easy to relate with the many sided world around us..
chicken soup!
Frankly, I'm inspired to write. :)
i like...i love...u move so brilliantly between both sides- angelic n demonic (if i may say so)...love the way u do it! :)
:)
I really like the picture. Did you do that?
ahh... very well done :-)
love the painting :-)
I didn't do the painting, Raaji & Ek-aani. I found it online and that was apt for the post, I thought.
Thanks everyone else too for your comments :)
Rooohiniii! It's fabulous. Makes me want to get a fistful of clay and start moulding to actually bring back that girl. Love it.
Hey. Came back from your comment on my bloG. Thanks for visiting. I really like some of the stuff here. Are you sure you're only 19? :P
I love the gloom seeping out of the poem. You have the art of putting emotion into poetry, a skill few people have.
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