Thus Spake A Soldier To His Mistress.. Poem by M D Dinesh Nair

Thus Spake A Soldier To His Mistress..

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I shall write you a letter first,
A kind and long one chanting my love
I shall then ring you a long distance call
It will whisper words of love into your ears keen
And its cry will be like thunders roaring.

I shall walk in the desert of deserts next,
It is of seven dead forests of terrains low
I shall crawl across its dirt and despair in all
I shall dug for me a tunnel with a fear in wane
And it will pierce through your maiden floor falling.

Soon I shall roll down your limbless soft bed lest
I should sway in the waves of the sea of your love
I can promise to buy you a singing bird in a tree tall
And you will know you're the one I adore in vain
When I leave you to fight a war of nerves burning.

When every leaf has fallen from the tree last
A lemon fruit will be left for me by it below
And far into the sun`s silent spheres never small
The bird may have gone to sing no more again.
But we shall meet somewhere beyond the skies soothing!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Geetha Jayakumar 20 June 2014

Beautiful romantic poem. Soldier leaving for war, but leaving his heart with his mistress....Loved reading it.

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Valsa George 27 May 2014

This sounds like a medieval song of romance... The soldier heading for terrains hostile leaves his heart behind with his mistress....longing occasionally to sneak into her chamber..... Long years have lapsed by and their love couldn't fruition.... Life and love are lost, but he hopes to find it again and he is comforted to find the last vestige of love! Interesting story!

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