The quest of writing a poem

The quest of writing a poem:

By Arpit Sharma

It's been ages since I wrote a poem

I think I've killed the inner me eons back

thought of giving it a birth like a golem

It all began with a thought in my mind

Worlds are chosen with the spheres destined.

it flowed out of me like the drops of lotions.

It's a beautiful journey, swimming through thoughts like in the oceans.

It is like Putting them on paper with the ink of emotions

There were times when I used to write, not by a task but by my choice.

Those were the times of greatest joys and the deepest sorrows but with rejoice.

The time is gone when I used to love with my perfect imperfections like in a dove.

I wish I could not have done that because a coward restrains that.

Some say that it is a spontaneous flow of powerful emotions

Some say that it is a voyage of trials and error.

ya it might be!

But what i believe in is all that matters that it is the truth.

A poem expresses the truth

a truth which is gruelling to say.

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