Abdul's. Demise Poem by Nalini Jyotsana Chaturvedi

Abdul's. Demise



It was Just
yesterday
That I saw him
Frail and pale

Many contraptions
Hooked on to his frame
But I could see
Deaths devious games

I still hoped
For Abdul's glance
On bed eight
I missed
that presence

All that was left
Was his physical self
Whatever happened
To those heaving breaths

I did not know
That end came
Dressed in white
There in my heart
It just seemed
Not so right.
Colourful life
Now bleached
Devoid
Of colours bright.

Take away that sheet
You have bound him
Just so tight
Uncover that face
You are smothering him
He needs some light

But I know
That He is gone
Back to where
He came from
One with Source
And never be reborn
Nalini

Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Sad
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In critical care unit today, while I took rounds noting down patient diet, I realised that one bed had a body wrapped up from head to toe.....he had gone!
I had to relation to him just saw him thrice, but I must be so crazy to get teary eyed
Miss his presence.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Saadat Tahir 04 January 2015

simple and lucid lines with deep deep heartfelt remorse... at the basic human level... spontaneous and hits one with powerful images. nice liked

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Amitava Sur 04 January 2015

In intense write with sympathy and humanity, touching one.

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