Solitude Poem by Puskar Sikdar

Beyond the hollow laughter of a dreamer's realm,
A silent spark of life ignites within;
The echoes of agony, the taste of salted tears,
Are all forgotten in love's embrace, deep and serene.

A seed was sown in the earth that day,
A single dawn passed, then another made way.
With time, its branches, trunk, and roots spread wide,
Yet amidst countless roots, only two held life inside.

A heart too stubborn bursts into rage,
Murmuring grief in moments estranged.
Yet a gentle touch, known since birth,
Wipes away solitude, proving its worth.

A shift upon the path, a glance so rare,
Mutation whispers in the strands we bear.
Familiar bonds lost in life's cruel tide,
As wandering genes seek refuge outside.

Friendship lingers in quiet corners of the mind,
A handful remain, while others rejoice unkind.
The towering tree now stands so vast,
Yet unseen axes strike its branches fast.

On the lonely planet of hollow ties,
Friendships fade behind fleeting lies.
A chance to return still lingers near,
Yet regret whispers what we fear.

Oh, let me step once more inside,
Where warmth and love in crimson abide.
Where fairies of red and blue still dance,
And friendships weave life's sweetest chance.
A single wish I hold so tight—
May we stay together, in joy's golden light.