My young blogfriend Pri who has a wonderful blog called Nostalgic Moments, recently wrote a wonderful story about a fight between a stone statue and a wax statue.
Do read her wonderful and poignant post "In wax and stone lies a story known..."
Reading meanings into the story commensurate with one's age was an interesting exercise for me.
And then read the take below, of someone, who as they say, has seen a lot more summers transform into autumn and winter, only to blossom in spring again....
Inside
every stone statue
that stands
unrelenting,
getting eroded
by
wordy deeds
and
katabolic acts,
is a soft nucleus
flooded lachrymally.
It just takes
some,
a long long time
to reach it.
All around,
reincarnations in wax
sculpt visions,
manic swinging between
tearful melts
and
new lives.
It takes
a shuddering shaking
and quaking
in the depths
of the earth,
for both to realize
that
they are ,
at the end of the day
a little bit of each other,
and beholden
to the same roots...
every stone statue
that stands
unrelenting,
getting eroded
by
wordy deeds
and
katabolic acts,
is a soft nucleus
flooded lachrymally.
It just takes
some,
a long long time
to reach it.
All around,
reincarnations in wax
sculpt visions,
manic swinging between
tearful melts
and
new lives.
It takes
a shuddering shaking
and quaking
in the depths
of the earth,
for both to realize
that
they are ,
at the end of the day
a little bit of each other,
and beholden
to the same roots...
So true! And beautifully written!:)
ReplyDeleteSwaram, Thank you !
DeleteI find solace in the spring you have seen...and seek inspiration from your endurance!
ReplyDeleteI am indeed honoured that a person of your calibre likes my writing.Thankyou :)
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