Quote:
Originally Posted by saadat tahir
The sun slings low
Dips in distant far off lands
Shadows lengthen so
Are bound to nature’s wands
A sensation settles in
A beastly urge to change
To a shade of wily sin
Howls in the wilderness range
The eyes redden deep
The skin like a parchment rips
Natures promise to keep
Kisses alter to vicious nips
Snarls bare the canine
A hump on the shoulder blade
On flesh ready to dine
In gore with abandon wade
As hair sprout on a cheek
Smiles distort to guttural growls
Nails deform out to seek
Laughter morphs to echoing howl
Our soul’s possessed demons
Those reside within our self deep
That hound our waking days
Turn dreams to a thrashing sleep
Original
saadat tahir
11 Dec, 2012
Islamabad.
(Conceived at Piazza San Marco, i.e. St Marks’s square, Venezia Italy, some time back)
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Tasleemaat Dr.Taahir Saahab!
First of all welcome back janaab! Now we know where have you been( your foonote said it all). Don't you know its a criminal offence to visit Venice alone and then not to bring any venetian blinds for friends?
Well jokes apart doctor sab your poem is a fabulous narrative of human nature and your eloquent style encapsulates so much in so few words. Just a question ...what prompted you to write such poem in that beautiful place( any particular piece of art etc)??
Please keep sharing Sir.
Duagoh
Ahmad