Aug 11, 2007

Chaos

Des: This one's about the contemporary world...the way we see the world today, the way it'd been since the war times, not much of a difference anyways....But even the catastrophe of the world war in all its colossal magnitude had certain undoubted contributions to the mankind...say for example...the world war-II created a sense of urgency and competence in the scientific world...with a venom never-seen as yet till date, for that age. Well in terms of scientific progress, we'd have to accept the wartime (the cold war included), as a golden era.



Humanity is the sole virtue, a virtue which could never be lost, that binds us all together in the face of the dwarfing situations...and humanity like any other virtue, has the tendency to rise like a phoenix, victorious, everytime its roots are put into jeopardy, by forces insolently dark.

Painting Courtesy: Claude Monet


Dreams of shadows...
towers of death...
streams of blood...
no trifle of regret...

heaps of the dead...
loads in dread...
weapons of fire...
lives gone haywire...

child in the darkness...
chilled by the night...
ignorant innosence...
death showing its might...

plethora of hatred...
sons of lust...
fear and anger...
defeating the love...

fear in the mind...
deceit in the eye...
zeal in the heart...
direction lost...

cities destroyed...
emotions distorted...
all that is left...
is ruins from the past...

this feeling of guilt...
this pain from within...
tough to control...
better forget...

demons from the past...
hovering aghast...
cruelity personified...
humanity in doldrums...

questions of intellect...
force so brute...
supression intended...
rebirth imminent...

glimmer of hope...
days not far...
war and terror...
never stand a chance...

this dismay this destruction...
rennaisance in the shaken souls...
re-forging humanity...
with castings of CHAOS'...

P.S: Observe the physical shape of the poem, a Sceptre, of humanity...a beacon...only passing hands, never yet extinguished!!!

2 comments:

Unknown said...

While it never crossed my mind that the painting could be yours, I am pleasantly surprised to see the other artwork...the poem. I never knew you wrote poems, but this one's the kind i like the most...a certain weight of emotions, not too heavy in words and with a lot of meaning. If this is your first poem, you have hit the road running.

Srihari Yamanoor said...

Great Poem and Great Art! I am looking forward to seeing more from you!

Sincerely,

Srihari