Rex Mathew Mathew

Rex Mathew Mathew Poems

While resting by the blooming blossoms,
I happened to see a butterfly flutter by.
With fire- red wings added with a black tinge,
Above the placid plants it flew high.
...

If love is the term for what I am feeling,
Then it's too low a word for what I know;
For when in my soft smiling thoughts you glow,
You are the bloom of morning, the star of evening.
...

Little eyes have told me wonders
As sparkling innocent as sunrise
...

Amidst all God's creations,
Man is above them all;
But by the wars of all nations,
Peace among men had its fall.
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Sometimes I sit so blank as now,
Quietly- no thoughts, no actions;
Devoid of pressure, of stress or tension.
I don’t know what can disturb this peace!
...

I walked through that silent garden;
In the past, it had many children.

I played with that abandoned swing;
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I have long been that puppet in society’s hand,
My every step timed to entertain an audience,
And my every word scripted, fit to their rules.
It’s been a life living on other’s terms -
...

I met your heroine today, on the roadside.
She's just as broken as you painted her.
The child still sells flowers for a living,
And still wears that soiled, tattered frock.
...

It was when I counted my wallet
That a coin fell down.
It rolled down the granite to under a chair;
My eyes followed behind.
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Quietly, the silent mind ponders
Of things prettier than this sunset
And of other radiant wonders
That exist in some unseen planet
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11.

The speechless air and vacant corridors
And a silent soul waving through.
His face is firm, his face is solid.
Embraced by grief, the heavy heart trudges
...

The Sun-torch lights the red Arabian sands,
And shafts of flaming light reflect off skyscrapers.
Every building like a bar of bright gold
And every road like still-burning ashes.
...

13.

I wish, among my thousand wishes,
To float among the mysteries of the night.
When the Moon beams its soulful smile,
When the darkness blankets the sleeping flowers
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Walking through a dark and mystic night,
Like crawling through a deep blind tunnel,
And edging towards a distant glow of dawn.
...

15.

There are times, when despise and hatred
Are spit like venom from the snakes around,
Infecting every bit of my power and peace.
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Bleak shadows sweep on my soul
Weary eyes drip a dreary spirit
My breath too short to soothe the brimming fire
And hope - far beyond my reaches.
...

'Your wishes, my son? '
To live life for what my heart sings
And to eavesdropp wherever beauty rings,
And to flower my eyes at the Sun in the horizon.
...

When the blackness of night draws in,
I resort to my bedroom window-
My personal theatre.
I dim out the lights inside
...

I once stood as a young tender plant
By the wet banks of a tranquil brook.
I grew by hearing the song-bird’s chant
While lying by the great oak’s nook.
...

When glancing through the mental pictures
Of pure and innocent babyhood and childhood
(Pure and innocent, in the righteous sense that
Of being distant from and unknowledgeable of
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Rex Mathew Mathew Biography

I very humbly describe me As one who rides on the wings of fantasy In tender undisturbed tranquility.)

The Best Poem Of Rex Mathew Mathew

The Butterfly

While resting by the blooming blossoms,
I happened to see a butterfly flutter by.
With fire- red wings added with a black tinge,
Above the placid plants it flew high.

The winged colours leapt from blossom to blossom
With each splendid leap better than the last.
An audience stopped to watch and listen
To the admiring silence the tiny angel’s wings cast.

As an added touch to an already perfect painting,
The butterfly danced among the dazzling flowers.
With its glory, the insect conquered a multitude -
Me, children, the violet sky and the flowers – its dear lovers.

Smiles were spread on infant faces
As the colours showcased their wizardry.
But who knew that grief would replace joy
And that the insect would meet its tragedy?

The tiny thing, when celebrating dance,
Fell directly into a spider’s food tray.
Not considering the helpless moans and cries,
The spider hurried towards its prey.

Shocking silence replaced the admiring silence.
Looks of horror replaced the looks of wonder.
But they knew it was helpless now,
For only God can stop Death – the hunter.

The crowd dispersed with heads bent
And the flowers were left desolate and bare.
Glory is surely short-lived and not immortal
And a fall is brought to many a great, with exceptions rare.

Rex Mathew Mathew Comments

Omar Ibrahim 31 October 2009

more than a 15 year old teen who writes good poems.....he has a way of expressing what is profoundly in his heart or mind in a poetical, metaphorical way.....knows how to impress and stun the readers.....and i'm sure that he is well-bred and moral...a boy with a high code of ethics....his poems actually tells that....and i'm also sure that he will be a famous writer if he took poetry as his career.....well, keep working on it lad! or i will become very sad! !

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