The Homecoming Poem by Gopikrishnan Nair

The Homecoming



I'm the cry, stifled through practice,
The smothered suffocation.
I'm the epilogue,
taking my last steps.
Too fragile a path to walk anymore.
I want to scream, I want to lie down.
Its a dreamless sleep I crave for.

I'm the hallucinations, the memories that never existed.
Its a different world that lights up my closed eyes.
The eyes bore onto me from behind the walls,
I'm afraid.
I want to scream, I want to lie down.
Its a dreamless sleep I crave for.

I'm the darkness, The scary disguise of day,
The fading conscious, going home.
I'm the pen, furiously scratching,
I need to stop, my time runs out.
Hades, take me, embrace me, make love to me.
Let this horrendous darkness take me.

Saturday, July 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: lamentation
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There isn't much of a story, other than a time when I wanted to be free from everything around me. This is one of those poems which, while I was writing it, came effortlessly, out of the pen.
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