Castle in the Air

Let me dream.

Swim across my fears,

Glide over the highest clouds above,

And sway through the dusts of turbulence.

Thy when I wake up

I need not whisper

The sounds of a squealing monster;

Who forgot to breathe

Into the divinity of woods

Where the sun shone brighter

Than the soul of an angel

And scalded the skin

Like I have sinned!

Let me dream,

The tranquility of a prayer

When it echoes my ear

And I stand to worship;

Forgetfully to what I have to do

As I am made by my creator

And to Him shall I return;

As a new born imp

Who bears no sin

 And sleeps to dream;

The perpetuity of sacredness

Thou finds me

As I glean my spirituality

Just to dream

They Think I'm Insane

The shirt I wore

Torn to threads

Dearest from all the ones I have,

Used now for dusting my shelf.

What drudgery!

Gifted me the memories

I fondle up in the back of my mind

And remember occasionally

For now to smile like an idiot

As they think I’m crazy for reasons concealed

To anyone, but me.

Years in Seconds

For years together I wondered,

What is it to be a bird?

To fly like there’s no tomorrow!

To breathe like there’s no wind above me,

That would engulf my freedom of flight!

And when the sunlight gazes upon me

The sparkle in my eye shine,

Like those ivory carving in shrine.

To lapse down

And rise encore

With a grub in my nib

Scrumptious to my lust!

Sway with the wind again,

Flutter the world without boundaries.

Build my house with twigs;

Prudently chosen over the millions;

But by the arrow that shot me down,

Piercing through my wing,

Everything that is left of me is,

The thirst to fly again.