A Numerate
by Debashish Haar — Read all 156 poems by Debashish Haar
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
A Numerate
Each night I pass me like an arrow:
creating an Ouija infinitum,
leaving memories like old songs.
I disintegrate and reform:
drawing transparencies of the sky,
shifting like the sand dunes,
struggling like wind lost in the canyons.
I long to be launched in rockets
to look back at our smallness.
I long to magnify distances
to feel the separation.
I iron my history, and add creases,
buttons , zips and pockets
to suit latest fashions.
I'm the trendsetter.
I create zero gravity, scratch
the ocean floor, design
company logos with nanotechnology.
I'm a moral scavenger.
I pump blood for the MNCs,
conniving with law whores
and government policies.
I'm not us, a numerate
waiting for my arrival.
Copyright© 2005, Debashish Haar
Regis
to look back at our smallness.
I long to magnify distances
to feel the separation."
brilliant, Debs ...
"I iron my history, and add creases,
buttons , zips and pockets
to suit latest fashions.
I'm the trendsetter." BRILLIANT!! :)) TY K xx
Love Tinka
to look back at our smallness.
I long to magnify distances
to feel the separation. "
We are but a smallness in this universe a speck amongst the seas of people.. Tis is a powerful poem with many thought provoking lines of examination... To consider.
Light & peace,
Joselyn
"A Numerate"
A precise, well constructed and thought provoking write.
Enjoyable attention to detail and I appreciate the imagery also!
Thank you,
From the Heart of an Artist Quiet Storm