Ignore the forces that is pulling you
To the gravity of nowhere
For the core of hell is ahead of you
If you pursue the way of nowhere
Don’t try to make a step
To find your feet stuck of nowhere
For turning back is a steep of gaffe
That will bring a gloomy nowhere
Don’t seek for the peccadillo’s hand
That will show you the hot nowhere
For it will brought you a sorrow’s land
Filled with insecurities of nowhere
Fight the temptations of having it
For it was a dream of nowhere
A precedent satisfaction of your merit
That was now a disastrous world of nowhere
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A profound reflection on the world of nowhere and it's magnetic pull
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A dream of nowhere... so beautiful. I liked it so much.
ReplyDeleteॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
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Blog: http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com
whew...yeah...a nice foreboding...and an easy place to slips....nice one shot!
ReplyDeletelovely entry,
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dynamic word flow,
Thanks for sharing.
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The pulling forces of nowhere and their driving forces. nice write.
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ReplyDeleteawards 4 u...
Happy Wednesday.
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Somehow the nowhere seems to be so alluring, doesn't it? This was a really intriguing poem.
ReplyDeletenowhere is a dangerous place to be...a thought provoking write
ReplyDeleteNice One Shot.
ReplyDelete(For a real peccadillo, go read mine!)
great piece. works on many levels. excellent choice in language. good job!
ReplyDeleteIts great to revisit this beautiful verse again through the One Shot. Liked it so much...
ReplyDeleteॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
Twitter: @VerseEveryDay
Blog: http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com
We know of its monstrosities, and yet we are so attracted to the lures of nowhere, aren't we?!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and deeply thought provoking poem, Haisley!
Really liked it a lot!