An evocative poem by Dr Molly, exclusively for Different Truths.
Life an
aggregate
of the multiple
shifting shadows
that silhouette
only to fade
and disappear...
efforts to
tie the shoe lace
holding both ends...
vain.
no, things
fall, tear apart
the game
getting futile
repetitive...
the mundane!
your circle
can'be broken
until you cease...
taking in
taking out
breathing in
breathing out
splattered with
usual montones
hinged on
lethargy, sleep...
Yet
the search
perennial
goes on
yes, the moon
is there atop
through shrouded
by the foliage
thick...
Picture by poet
Dr Molly Joseph, a bilingual professor and poet from Kerala, has published 26 books, including 18 poems, two novels, and two storybooks for children. She has edited “A Handbook of Contemporary Ethics” and works for values, global peace, and togetherness. Dr Joseph has won national and international accolades and represents India at SAARC and FOSWAL literature meets. She believes in the power of the word and writes boldly on contemporary matters.
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