Desolation
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In the valley of death I lived with hope,
The land of hope and death,
No light or very dim light gleamed
In the darkness,
The valley was deep and bottomless,
Like the valley without valley,
The top without bottom.
In deep despair one man lived and reigned.
In a state of desolation in the deserted land,
A mind without delightful knowledge with tripping sight,
wasborn in slumberous naught,
The half empty drowsiness,
The light and shade, the painful play
of life and death,
Life without sense of life and it's vibrant shade,
In eyeless muse of nothingness,
The temple of eternity doth seem open its gate,
Doorless is the prime door and openness is the root uneven,
In that state of deathless sense of death thou art visible.
Dear Prabir! Reading your wonderful poems, i truly feel the beauty and essence of classic poetry. This poem carries me effortlessly into the realm of deep philosophy and mysteries that surround life and death. I can visualise the temple of eternity opening its gate! Super! ! !
i read this yesterday no comments as yet so many of mine r still bereft stark naked do compose happier poetry more pleasantry none like dreary u know it thy marzi
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
In the Valley Of Death! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.