Image Credit: No. 8, Black Flowing, Jackson Pollock |
At thirty three ignominiously,
His life was scattered around.
He had chosen his wife wisely,
Family-person, filthy rich and sound.
But, he was bereft before he knew,
Left with an infant and an ailing mother.
He incited sympathy of a few,
But his blood relatives did not bother.
You will be mine forever, he had said,
And had entered into blissful marriage.
A path of a new beginning they had tread,
A new chapter of life on a fresh page.
Unknown hands had pictured a messy story;
And the ink was strewn all over the page.
He could blame no one for the lost glory,
And could never come to terms with inner rage.
Written for Magpie Tales: mag 290
11 comments:
I think that inner rage is what's really the hardest to cope with... for everyone.
Surely!
@ Tess Kincaid. Thank you!
I loved every word of this poem! this describes a long journey of a man ravaged by his cruel fate in such a stirring manner..really nice
@Ankita, Thank you!
Loved it! Nice rhyme in time for Halloween?
Thank you! Happy Halloween!
Nice coming back to revisit...
Such a powerful write..!
@brudberg
Thanks for revisiting.
@Sanaa Rizvi
Thank you!
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