The Insidious Insomnium



A young dream with the mind of uncertain care

 Once sudden sight on the tedious painted life fair

 From scold of solemn night and vitreous glare

 There is huge mirror guard in heart longing rare

 Insomnium is a dilemma of vague dreams pass by

 The gusty blaze whorls into mind with unread phi

 The full of often and rotten pictures in nerves way

 With hobbles and gobbles of the tired tints of try

 For none in far sea of dreams a boat belies on drought

 Could be sunk by an envied stream of insidious thought

 So the cliff also pauses the streams and throws on boat

 Thus the shore of unsure goal thrills it as sneering a lot

 Encircled frame of distinguished filter tears with a sigh

 That was a wrought like sound with a hammer of whine

 Demanded of the silent lashing children in mind's shrine

 As upon the hills misty clouds would hide a darkened line
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Submitted on August 19, 2017

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Scheme A A A A B B X B X X X X B C C C
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 841
Words 158
Stanzas 16
Stanza Lengths 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1

Kislay Chauhan

My poems are under the terms of emotion that are generally related to every person in their lives. All of sudden there are azimuthal travel on the carpet of deep tranquil mind and the togetherness of heart also. Most of my poems are collectively touchy and thinkable about self. As you would go through deeper in the poems, there will be much soulful touch for you through the terrain of my words and the world of the diligent feeling of love attachment to life more…

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