My Shadow
My Shadow
“My shadow is my own” oozes
Deep in my heart, those words
To a pose of query, of that foozle
Soon I started noticing it
But it desolate all my prevision
Black ghost stalking me
Black itself the only way to escape.
Unlike other’s striver
This empty structure teases me
This one hurdle in my joy
Poor me, who always want to be an arrant boy
Indeed, routine objurgation it brings
Somehow, that strange sound produces ‘strings’.
Those big muscular arms and round,
Turn flat and skinny on ground
Took a deep breathe inside
Pumped out my chest
Turned two sonsy balls,
Not at all, is it jest?
Lean, that athletic body
Angularly becomes curvy,
Maliciously laughing at me
That room, that light
Shaft on my left profile
Evil shadow at right.
Lapping my entity, fading my colour
Wall throwing out, shadow bright
Is this a gender diaphoresis?
Don’t unreel it dear shadow
It’s an offence,
Flunked in their expectations
I tried to end this fence
I took a long knife
To detach this dark intangible
Ablaze wall with blood
Pains were so far now,
All I was looking at, is the wall
To see this shadow fall
My half alive senses feel
A sensation of tumble
Indocile my sight
This dark-black shadow standing
Keen in front more bright.
This betrayal shadow
Celebrating it’s freedom.
One moment agnize me the whole
Biding farewell with a smile.
My shadow was a ‘Soul’.
