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when we were young–
with the innocence of lambs
words flew like rapid-fire bullets
catapulting us through sling-shots
when we were young–
words left fingerprints all over
that forged who we’d become
impressions and punched annihilations
When we were young–
thunderstorms whipped and cracked
as lighting flashed with cursing words
that covered the mirrors of ourselves
when we were young–
those words ached and they cringed
paralysing us underneath hidden fears
brimming our eyes with sobbing tears
when we were young–
we really did not understand
the meaning of those hateful words
now trapped in dark passages of time
now that we are young–
to a world of new translations
we know there are spaces and places
between the words and their shadows
now that we are young:
those words can dress up in new clothes
dance wildly beneath the thunderstorm
take a bow beneath rainbow’s radiance
Now that we are young !





I see your haunted eyes
sleep’s tired turmoil
tangled in twisted sheets
with doubts that you have–
to leave or to stay
in the spider’s intricate trap
or inhale the toxic moisture
on a moody moonless night
where nothing makes any sense
everything converging at once
sending you into a relentless spiral
beyond life’s choreography
the dance you auditioned
that made you so ecstatic
when you heard you won the part
came with terms and conditions
you did not read the fine print
a non negotiable contract
that felt like a life sentence
without any chance of parole
but there is always an exit clause
sit down here for awhile,
in this haven of peace and listen–
in the silence, you’ll find the answer.