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My name is Nash, and this name is not of an Indian origin (many people thought so), but of an English or a Latin one (yeah there are two origins). I love to be around company and I'm cheerful at day and broody at night (my emotions change with the time of the day). I'm in the Arts Faculty of RJC and enjoying every minute of it! Love music, dig each and every genre of it, and I love to sing too. I'm very perceptive to what people say about me, and I guess sometimes that makes me paranoid as well. My ever pervasive wish is to have an elder brother, though that is technically impossible...haha! =)

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Thursday, February 03, 2005
In the Dark

They were both in the dark,
She lied about her age,
The young Coldstream guard
About his experience.
While he took her to pieces
Slowly, she watched a spider's web
As it shone in the sun
Like a long playing record.
Laid out in the grass,
Her shrivelled thights, the wings
Of her nylon bra. Virgins.
She thought about, yes,
The Hokey Pokey
And wanted to laugh...

Six months later, the weather
Turned conveniently cold---
A coat was possible indoors.
All the mirrors grew convex,
She fingered the globe
In its pregnant question mark.
Her father's miniatures
Were little models of perfection---
The Vatican, St Paul's
Westminster Abbey and Cathedral,
All made from Safety Matches.
He chopped their busbies off
With a tiny grunt,
As if he knew...

The brown aspirin bottle
Held a genie of cotton wool
And five hundred bitter wishes.
Counting carefully,
She vomited at the forty first.
A week. Another week.
She felt the pain of liver
Writhing on the pan,
Turned off the gas and crawled,
Past an infinity of stair rods.
God danced on his cross
At the foot of her bed
Like Nijinsky having a heart attack...

Brought by the police, her father
Listened in his dressing gown.
She wouldn't come out of the river
Or give up the shoe-box
Under her arm. Headlights,
Headlights and questions.
A fifteen year old face,
Shiny as a peeled lychee, saying,
'I didn't do anything, Dad.'

The gray pylons backed her up,
Pulling out their empty pockets---
Protesting innocence.

I am so tired of explaining things to people, trying to patch things up betweeen two friends that are so blinded in their own actions. I wish that they can only let it be, live and let live. Sigh...what is it within my power that I can do? I have talked to both, and two of them give me the exact sam response. The mediator turns out to be the persecuted one. Sorry if I offended anyone in my attempt...just another atrocities that I cannot dispel. God help me, cause I cannot help them, and they cannot help themselves. It is just so clear in the middle.

Nash

Posted at 08:14 pm by seruvim

 

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