Monday, March 20, 2006

Loving circles

They walked parallel broken lines
and then fate crumpled the paper
They met and they touched
and scrawled love in broad strokes

For years and years
they swam in loving circles
and then he set the paper on fire
They walked parallel lines

He promised to meet
in an infinite time and space
She felt the neverness of it
and longed for the circles

12 comments:

Anonymous said...

if you look at two parallel lines close together, and zoom out a far enough distance, you might find that they were the circumferences of two circles all along, and its just that where they almost touch, in a suitable scale, that circles become straight lines..

Shiju Sugunan said...

Circles, when they eventually came,
were unfamiliar by their fame,
they longed for the unfamiliarity all the while,
But it proved disturbing after a mile.

Just tried to continue the poem:-)

educatedunemployed said...

Beautiful!

Jolvin Rodrigues said...

men and women....hmmm. Same thing different views

Banno said...

Makes me think of hot, college afternoons, when even walking around the city in the summer was .... love.

delhidreams said...

am living the same kinda lives these days...

Ar Ar Ar Arrrrr said...

He promised to meet
in an infinite time and space
She felt the neverness of it
and longed for the circles

Enjoyed these lines a lot...

Loving circles....cute!!

Anonymous said...

Why have you been missing,dear girl? Ten long days!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Uncommonly beautiful...

"We're just two lost souls
swimming in a fish bowl,
year after year,
Running over the same old ground.
What have you found?
The same old fears."

Anonymous said...

Still missing!!Twelve long days!!What are you so busy with Parul?
Not a writer's block,I hope!

Parul Gahlot said...

hello dear anonymous
I'm surprised that you're counting days...I too am counting days for life to change...will write in detail later some time...pleasedo leave your name next time

Anonymous said...

Thanks for responding dear.I'd rather remain anonymous.