The Eternal Romantic Poem by Madathil Rajendran Nair

The Eternal Romantic

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When I was young
Bloody hot-blooded
I fancied there could be
An eternal kiss
In an endless embrace

Then they called me
An indefatigable romantic

Later when my beard greyed
I knew eternal anything can't be
Everything that had begun
Had to end in vain
In vagrant time on endless run

Then they called me
A sophic akin to Socrates

Ah me, they didn't know
I remained still a romantic
For then I was in love
Not with fleshy lips alone
But with roaches even

I am a romantic
Endless that I am
Holding everything
Kiss, roach, touch and lips
Close to my chest
In an eternal clasp

The Eternal Romantic
Friday, February 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: romanticism
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written November 2014
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 20 July 2015

Then they called me An indefatigable romantic ......................................... ..................................... Then they called me A sophic akin to Socrates As we mature in age, our initial impressions change! Still the cardinal likes and preferences remain in us deep rooted! The urge for love is there embedded in each man! So also the desire to relax with a booze or a puff or something else! This ability to remain romantic shows that you are a person with a real zest for life! A philosophic write with a touch of humour!

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