Sorrow by Anwesha Halder

In a room full of

confetti and delights,

people talking about

happy places and

cherry blossoms at night,

I look at the corner if

I can find a pair of sad eyes,

a lone soul to match mine,

A heart with cracks and stitches,

a hanging weary smile

and the mind which keeps

losing track of time,

humming of a 90's sad song

on lips , eyes fixed on the sky,

that's what I keep searching

for in the rabble of forged smiles,

someone who have seen

the darkest nights, still

keeps running after the firefly,

They are like this sunshine

on the meadow described

in a piano melody, beautiful

with a pinch of sorrow,

the tiny red stars sparkling

stardust out their misery,

the deep green forest echoing

the calmness and mystery,

Even time can't fade

the tales on their skin or

the dreams that are

still alive under the ashes.

by Anwesha Halder | Instagram : @poems_of_despair

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