Category Archives: Poetry English
Seeds of Happiness and Fruits of Sorrow
All those who cultivate seeds of happiness,
will one day eat the bitter fruit of sorrow
It’s your destiny, your legacy my dear child,
prod your past, don’t seek a new tomorrow
The Last Dream of the Dying Lighthouse
The eagle soared high above the purple sea;
dark wings embracing the darkness of the night
A lonely lighthouse stood his vigil, tall and pale;
alone on the shore, a miserable and lonely knight
The Autumn Within
Outside, there is autumn – the colours of gold and rust
It comes for a month or two and then hits rock bottom
Inside, the autumn stays forever, heaps of ash and dust
It came when I was born, will leave when I’m all rotten
To him who cared to give a fuck!
To you my friend, who ever gave a fuck;
to you my friend, who ever cared at all
None of your fucks ever mattered;
none of them were counted at all
Children of Autumn (A Mini Opera)
The night is silent and Gamayun sits atop a lonely rock, looking down on the city of lights. A gentle breeze is blowing from the North-East, carrying faint shades of some long-lost and ancient fragrance. Then suddenly she senses a presence – there is someone beckoning her attention from the shadows. She raises her hand and commands:
The Garden of Unfulfilled Dreams
