What Can I Say Poem by Paramananda Mahanta

What can I say

What can I say
When your soul speaks,
And I engage in your ethereal beauty
My heart a champion now,
For the deeper it feels.

What can I say
When you are remotely seated
In my broken heart,
To pacify its polycentric logic
And you are undoing its threads.

What can I say
You mingle in my dream,
Clouded in my sleepy head
To move round the world
In its sensory spells.

What can I say
You are a blessing
To my floating emotion,
And put it in a cage
To submit its rage.

What can I say
With my butterfly heart,
Locked up sucking
On your glossy lips
For its breathing care.

What can I say
When an utter tiredness
Sleep in your eyes,
Pull your lids to dream
In a gossiping crouch.
What can I say?

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