Such a Beautiful World!
A dramatic monologue poem
Soft green grass sprouts from a wasteland,
Far out there lazes a large heap of sand;
I wonder what lies beyond the polythene ocean and imminent war
For it is my only question that demands an answer!
Snowflakes begin covering the blue roses,
Frosty wind continues bashing the chimney of our houses;
I wonder what lies beyond the depleting cloud and internet fame
For I wanna hear thy voice clear and loud, crying out my name!
Sin it is they say, questioning almighty’s essence,
Death shall signify the only purpose of our existence;
I wonder if I had the chance to see how my life would unfold
For I observe many flaws in me, truth be told!
While the sun gleams the sky blue…
Shadow latches upon everything like glue…
Never blame the karma for catching thy flu!
Cause I realize — reverie prevails beyond the horizon,
Whereas history existed before I was born.
Oh, I presumed, I should have — what I deserved…
But wait, I see, such a beautiful world!
