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Ripped My Only Veil In The Truth Of Rainfall


Under this veil of anonymous curtain,

Gone rogue with my destiny to the mountains,

I cried a hopeful bunch of nuts and crowds, 

My only repertoire blazed in agony, 

Met with the ambivalent ugliness of an epiphany, 

Might just make this another sentential congruent.

 

In my own subconscious unconscious, 

I made this mess of a labyrinth, 

What maze to be encountered, 

Another children’s fairy tail to conveyed,

Like a desert’s sand disappearing in time,

Accompanied with no space but the vacuum of a non-existent race. 

 

A lit candle of misunderstood conceptualizations, 

In birth of these realizations,

Could make one more or two days, 

Meaningless yet true in one phase. 

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othellogomes

I'm a graduate physics student who's enthusiastically devoted to hobbies like poetry, philosophy, music and story writing. Most of my poems are merely written through whatever comes out of my subconscious mind. Sometimes, they may be conscious thought.

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