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Poem Catharsis

Eshitha Barua

• June 23, 2022 • 2 min read

In the poem Catharsis, urging of a dream, love, ambitions, and goals But tears are meant to be silent Freezing in depths of heart, Thickening layers of crimson pain Soaking merrily in drizzling lanes, Piling on every hour. Away, away! For I will fly, and spread my wings across the azure sky, Shredding off hopes and plausible goals, to try with all my heart, behold. Must read poems I Don’t Have to Play by Your Rules The Poem: Rebel Dizziness worse in dark: The Poem “Dizzying Darkness”...

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In the poem Catharsis, urging of a dream, love, ambitions, and goals

But tears are meant to be silent
Freezing in depths of heart,
Thickening layers of crimson pain
Soaking merrily in drizzling lanes,
Piling on every hour.
Away, away! For I will fly,
and spread my wings across the azure sky,
Shredding off hopes and plausible goals,
to try with all my heart, behold.