HUMAN FACE
BY TAMIZ LUDI
I was told paint a human face.
But when I tried to draw it, I found that without my knowing
I've taken up one of the most laborious job in the world.
It was better to collect ice-chips at the night of cold-wave or
walking on the scorching heat of the desert.
While drawing the cheeks, eyes and the chin
I found they have countless styles and postures, that were
hidden under some identical mystic wrapper.
When I went to draw the face, I saw there are more faces
behind the original face.
As it is an unreachable tunnel
There's nothing beyond except dense darkness.
So while drawing a human face
I drew only a likeness of it.
An insightful piece of poetry written in persuasive diction with artistic brilliance. Thanks for sharing Tamiz and do remain enriched.
A great start with a nice poem, Tamiz. You may like to read my poem, Love and Lust. Thanks
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
very good