Stardust
on Poetry
Where the dark rules the beauty,
The silence veils space.
Where the cosmic particles rushes like the flux of zest,
And the black hole imbibe the light and the time.
I wonder what’ll happen if I fall into one,
To give away one’s wanderlust to dance of time.
The celestial stars blazes with enchantment,
I see the cosmos bid adieu.
So I dive holding my little breath,
Into what that holds the infinite depth.
My sense of space and time is lost,
All I see is countless lines of what I call parallel stripes.
A window I see, of which the cherry’s blooming in the space,
I eclipse into that portal, of chaos I know no beauty.
Fallen like the autumn leaves, I lay on the floor quiet,
Wind seems to be in mood, gushes me onto a stream.
So I fly on this strange place, like light shimmering in the water,
Above and beyond I go flying, and I reach a crest to fall.
Flowered with heavenly locks,
She gazes at sky I came.
“Oh Stardust, I wish I could touch you”- she says,
“Hey Payal, I’m here”- I say…