Touch Me Not; But Leave Me Not; Poem by Sandhya S.N

Touch Me Not; But Leave Me Not;

Rating: 5.0


Touch me not, when you find me;
Wander in huge wild thoughts
May sometimes I ponder you;
And scrumble you through my life

Touch me not, when you see me;
Fidgeting in fanatic fear;
May sometimes I fetch you too..
To the frantic world I roam;

Touch me not, when you spot me;
From among the fantasies!
May sometimes I chain you too..
In my world of frantic dreams! !

Touch me not, when you get me;
In a state of empathy;
May sometimes I enchant you
With my hidden black magic!

Touch me not, when you find me
Flaming ardent in argue;
May sometimes I exterminate;
With my freaking flat hatchet;

Touch me not, But;

Leave me not.., when you see me,
In a feel of extreme grieve,
May sometimes I want you too..
To regain me from that regress! !

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
ata khan 24 February 2009

very well written Sandhya 10+

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Catrina Heart 24 February 2009

Such a beautiful eloquent poem written with soft mood and tone....10+++++

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Victor Sklyarov 24 February 2009

Very lovely poem and so emotional.10+

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Lalitha iyer 24 February 2009

Nice one Sandhya, but I expect a deeper one from u, not just like everybody write, something more deeper like when u read u r touched at heart.

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Naseer Ahmed Nasir 24 February 2009

A nice poem, Sandhya. I really enjoyed its reading. Some lines are very beautiful and meaningful. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work! Best Wishes. Naseer

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Joseph Poewhit 24 April 2009

Sort of looking at both sides of the coin at once.

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Subroto Chatterjee 08 April 2009

Ah, woman. Make up your mind! Nice touch of inherent contradictions in humans (includes men too!) . Cheers. Subroto

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Raihan Chowdhury 12 March 2009

but your poem touch me nice poem 10+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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Carl Harris 11 March 2009

This is the best of your poems, that I've read, Sandhya, even though there are still a couple of double exclamation marks in it. What your heroine says in this poem reminds me of a woman who leads a man on, makes him think she wants him to make love to her, and when he begins, she rebuffs his advances. That may or may not be an accurate assessment of this poem, but it's not too far from being so. Still, this is a well written poem, and one who's closing is appealing.

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Pablo Cruise 11 March 2009

This is very beatiful, Sandhya. I love the fit between the title and poem Very nice.

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Sandhya S.N

Sandhya S.N

Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
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