A Bard's Song
Once upon a time,
We talked, amongst moonlit stars
And didn't even realize
When words became poetry
When the sky became a paradise
And our love became a bard song
Once upon a time,
We travelled, to places
And within hearts
To untouched glass walls
Of carefree anonymous faces
But now that I knew you
In glory of love and memories
Until you became one
To live amongst the stars
Perhaps, they loved you too much
To want you as a star too
And yet here I ask
Is this how you die?
When words become dry
When a poet's song
Leaves the spring
For barren desert sands
And yet I sing,
Until my throat runs parched
Cracked lips, broken hearts
Until I burn my bard's flute in ashes
And rise like a Phoenix
Because to die, I need to be reborn again
To let you go, even though I still love you the same
To sing to the moon, & for the world
I learn to live again
About this poem
The poem is an ode to a memory and deals with healing and growth. It internalizes the concept of how it isn't the situation which shapes you, but how you deal with it that defines you. The protagonist here loses someone very close and dear yet learns to live again. To bring little more happiness and music in this world, and make it harmonious and a brighter place than he found it. Thanks for reading Hope you would enjoy it
Written on December 22, 2022
Submitted by quantum101a on December 22, 2022
Modified on May 03, 2023
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Quick analysis:
Scheme | Abxxxc Adexd fxxbxf xggchx hxedxixxi |
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Closest metre | Iambic trimeter |
Characters | 862 |
Words | 188 |
Stanzas | 5 |
Stanza Lengths | 6, 5, 6, 6, 9 |
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