AS SAME AS

AS SAME AS


As same as wolf and fox
As same as hound and dog

Sun dries and leaves turn brown
Someones pain and someones shroud
Who prayed to arrive are now dyeing to depart
A glass full of air neither can drink nor can spare some part
Radiant shadows , darkness cheering like child
Isn't it beautiful to see someone smiling so bright
One song goes and other replaces it's noise
Flowing river or the snake swirling with pride
Alight as day, quiet as night
Dancing moon yet no stars nearby

As same as wrath and anger
As same as vault and walls
As same as weep and cry

Smiles up there or fighting tides
Complex or complicated riddles led by dime
Concentration or focus , it's hard to decide
Subtle rains pouring wine from sky
So drunken in love , can't sleep or can't even rise
How to admire the ways of time
 Faster in joy , slower in howls and dead when lament arrives

As same as rain and sprinkle
As same as exalt and sublime
As same as urge and seek

Knowing the truth yet repeating lies

By- Kshitij Sinha
29/04/2015


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