Wednesday, December 23, 2009

A Crayon Coloured World

She picks out her favourite blue dress
And the pink that goes on her nails
Leaves a half-read book on the table
And a collection of unread mail

The sky is a shade grey to perfection
Green life passes by her window pane
There's a tree dancing in the wind
Rejuvenated after the rain

He flips up a silver coin
On a dusty brown table it lands
He chases ephemeral worlds
The last member of a music band

He picks up a yellow piece of paper
With a tale written in black ink
He had left her a thank you note
And the poem was a tenuous link

She rides into an orange sunset
A night of violet feelings awaits
He closes the door behind him
He is already an year late

He lives in a crayon coloured world
And the outlines are all in a haze
He waits for the end of the present
It's sadly not a passing phase

7 comments:

Sushant said...

this poem is dedicated to me.

Unknown said...

maybe...

m.s. said...

sometimes, the sadness is so beautiful, i am confused whether i'd like it to go away.

vakrachakshu said...

THE three CHUTIYAAS

Unknown said...

And we all keep coming back here again and again and again

m.s. said...

maybe because its here we belong

m.s. said...

and again.