at the end of a day, sorrow
or sadness
something, pervasive
enters my body, my mind
or sadness
something, pervasive
enters my body, my mind
I don't know what it is
but it enters
but it enters
every day, almost
every other day,
any day,
when I don't have distractions
every other day,
any day,
when I don't have distractions
when I was a kid
there was this novelist, from Bangladesh
Humayun Ahmed
he had this term:
"dukkho bilash"
I don't know how to translate it
but that happens
to me
every day
whenever
I
do
not
have
distractions
there was this novelist, from Bangladesh
Humayun Ahmed
he had this term:
"dukkho bilash"
I don't know how to translate it
but that happens
to me
every day
whenever
I
do
not
have
distractions
I D K
how
to
escape
it
to
escape
it
so I accept it
but I want to be in a place
where sadness is not the norm
where sadness is not the norm
I am here
sitting at my kitchen counter
on my work laptop
thinking of
what else I have
in my life
on my work laptop
thinking of
what else I have
in my life
I don't know
what to do
how to do
why to do
what to do
how to do
why to do
I just keep breathing
and walking
and doing
and walking
and doing
the things that I do
my most common phrase
"the things that I do"
"the things that I do"
but is it
mechanical for me?
mechanical for me?
where is the spark
that I had
some lifetime ago?
that I had
some lifetime ago?
can
I
get
that
spark
back?
I
get
that
spark
back?
I want it, so badly.
I need it.
I need it.
or else!
or else?
I don't know.
or else?
I don't know.
just here
typing out a factual diagnosis
of my un-held emotions
of my un-held emotions
with the hope
that the very act
of typing this down
will
get me closer
that the very act
of typing this down
will
get me closer
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just here. period.