Skip to main content

Your Handwriting is a Curse


 

Your handwriting is a curse on me, 

It remains in me and

Reminds me of you. 

When I think of an A, 

Your A appears to say hello, 

When I make a sophisticated L, 

Your L volunteers. 

I try not to take your handwriting 

To make my inner thoughts, 

But during winter, 

It found a place and hibernated in me.

The edges of S seem to

Prick my conscience like a fishhook. 

The fists of B seem to 

Punch me in the face. 

I'm at war with your handwriting, 

And in this war, 

I don't have any allies. 

But I can tell you, 

If you think of the old times, 

Where you used your handwriting

To write for me, 

In the notes you left, with the pancakes,

On the fridge, 

On the bedside table, 

And if you think of how much I adored those little notes, 

You can spare me in this war. 

But your mammoth love is blinding me, 

I find no reasonable weapon

to defend the radiance of your handwriting. 

Even though it is childish of me 

to think that

You would come and call for a truce, 

I know the sharp edges of your letters will never cease to persuade you. 

They will fight until they cloud my thoughts 

and I lose my sanity. 

But then you and your handwriting will rule over me, 

Making me do everything as you always wanted, 

Mirroring you, 

I cannot distinguish between us, 

Whether it's me or you 

Or is it just you? 


A. C

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Madeline’s Mirror

  Madeline’s mirror told her she’s fat, It appalled at her shapeless dress, Covering a chunk of flesh. She looked at her broad shoulders  And big breasts,  which reminded her of a pile of  clothes that no longer fits her. But Madeline smiled and applied her eyeliner effortlessly. Her mirror sneered at her  chafing thighs kissing each  other when she moves. Madeline’s mirror found her  plush lips contradicting  the pair of flesh  on either side of it. It spotted the two chins fighting for space like contestants in the combat zone. Madeline admired her freckleless skin, and applied her favourite lipstick. The mirror reflected  her flabby arms  complementing her  saggy belly. Madeline moved closer  to her mirror,  which still in oblivion,  started to produce sympathetic smiles at her legs. It mirrored how her legs carry all the weight, hiding under her flowy dress. Appreciating her silky hair and perfectly manicured...

Disappearance

  It's funny to think of people who disappear,  They disappear into nothingness Without a warning Without leaving a sign.  I wonder what ponders in their mind During the moments before the disappearance.  They would think of coming back,  Maybe not.  Would they go with a proper plan Or place or a specific medium to travel?  They would probably go for minimalism,  For it would lessen the burden,  the burden of all worldly pleasures The burden of all relationships.  Maybe they would survive,  The disappearance period.  Or they will disintegrate and  Dissolve into seasons.  Or they will be transported to another universe,  Where all seasons come together And day and night  Come simultaneously.  They would experience a new sense of freedom,  Freedom from the monotonous life,  From the caricatures of commoners,  And the ties of restrictions,  From the questionable ways,  Inspiring th...

The Grendels

Horror is lurking behind every moment of darkness, Seeming to be human, we cannot distinguish you from Grendel. We see no Beowulfs coming to rip off your arms that aid you well. When every closed door warns us, Every stare seems to map our bodies, Every vehicle appears to follow us, Every touch seems to warn us, You, cultured and well behaved, You are the light of the day, You are the Lord of the people, Who metamorphose into damned dangers  At the end of the day. Your venomous fangs go in search of  Prey, You wait in the darkness with twinkling eyes, Admiring the power of your hands, That can open up hearts, And show the uncultured your worth.  After every hunting, the sycophants who surround you, Kiss your hands and touch your feet. They wash your dirt and make your bed. They cure your sickness by gifting you scepters. Making you invisible, they uproot every Beowulfs to ensure your reign. Thus you flourish, never to die but to hunt and haunt. And behind your house, we s...