Don’t play your game again today.
I thought
The warmth of tea
Those unending cups
Sipped in companionship,
The extended arms of acceptance,
And understanding smiles
Creasing the faces of close friends,
Volleys of rapid-fire words
Unceasing, to parade your depth;
Had soothed your attention seeking ways.
You must have been happy
Having abdicated your throne.
You chose to disappear,
Leaving me the companions
You despised vehemently
And always fought with
To gain my equivocal allegiance.
So why did you reappear?
Why do you singe the shimmering silk of happiness
And make me fear again?
These games of yours
Do I have to play 'em again?
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Asmita,
As noted elsewhere, this poem is very aptly titled and superbly crafted. Even its visual layout works well with the message.
Pragya
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