Part II: Now
I am melody,
I am silence,
My glances can be sweet,
My walk can be violence.
I am glitter,
I am wounds,
I can taste bitter,
And at times, can soothe.
I am nascent,
I am weary,
Often complacent,
Yet climbing up, up, up…
I can be the shiniest star in the sky,
Or the bottom of the deep black sea,
I can make you ask God why,
You will find no other like me.
I am a masterpiece,
Crafted from bone and blood,
I am a disaster,
Turning structures into mud.
Disasterpiece,
That’s my calling card,
It’s in every one of you,
Remember that when times get hard.
For what is a disaster,
Than starting once again from ground up,
Embrace that new life,
And refill that cup.
For Part I, click here. For more poetry and prose, click here
This blog post is part of the blog challenge ‘Blogaberry Dazzle’ hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla.
Hmmm… Disasterpiece… that’s a really creative name Meetali. Thank God Part II gives a little hope… but I still can’t help but wonder where these thoughts are stemming from.
Such a lovely poem! Waiting to read more…
I was humming these words with a tune. Your words are indeed master piece.
Love the title, it is catchy and I have heard it for the first time. I am an ardent fan of poetry and love to read it often. For me, the last three lines did the magic. Beautiful indeed 🙂
What a title, Meetali. Love the way you string the words in perfect tandem
Very creative… Disaster piece, intriguing title. I liked how you wove it like a riddle.
Catchy title, Disasterpiece – part 2 is interesting the way you pen down. Love the first stanza.
I loved the title. It is a perfect sequel to the first one. Strong words and full of positivity.
Waw a lovely touch to the heart
Such a catchy title and superb write up Meetali. Keep writing and keep shining.
Love the tone of this, Meetali. Complements the first one in the series. And the title is perfect.
As expected a fitting sequence to Chaos. Specially loved your last line For what is disaster than starting once again from ground up. After chaos comes disaster and then comes the courage to start afresh.
Very poignant…
Good article!
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