Sunday, January 22, 2012

Finite


I kept on counting him
Like number of birds
Perching perilously on a branch
Or like syllables
In a piece of poetry
…………………………….
But then
I regret
For all the wasted moments
As one day
He whispered of his “infinity”!
I felt betrayed
Disillusioned
Desperate
Something “finite” would be more comforting
For I can feel the infinite
Only through the finite
I am too “finite” to be the other way!

20 comments:

  1. wow! nasnin wah !!
    but there s something to console u
    if he is infinite, u neednt be bothered about the famous "familiarity breeds contempt"
    Loved it :)

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    1. Well...that's consoling dear....infinity leaves spaces for unfamiliarity which is sometimes a bliss:) Like ignorance being a bliss:) I feel positive:)

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  2. Dear Nasnin.. another one of your best..
    The viel lifted and truth known aches in me.. like the way I got to know you.. but now i feel that i never knew you.. or that you were not what you are..

    Dont ask me what I wrote.. (coz I dont know) :)

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    1. That's sounded obscurely beautiful....though I understood a part of it:) Thanks KP:)

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  3. Nasnin, I sometimes feel like reading a Greek scholar when you dole out these philosophical words:)

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    1. Wow...I am so blushed to hear it from a blogger like you:) Especially the Greek touch....flattered and touched:) Thanks a ton Sir:)

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  4. So, in this instance, opposite wouldn't attract? *Giggles* Original, clever and brilliant . . . just like you, my dear Nasnin! Loved it :)

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    1. Thanks Fiona:) I am delighted! Especially for the adjectives:)

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  5. P.S. ~ Loved the "syllables in a piece of poetry" because I've been doing a lot of that lately ;) He he!

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  6. I hope you go on do it...Would love to have more of your sonnets:)

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  7. I loved reading this post. Karima

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  8. is there some philosophy in this post or it is just me who felt that way?

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    1. Actually I didn't intend to capture any philosophy here. It just came as a line of thought. May be I have read some philosophy long back and it returned like this...I don't know....sometimes I am a mess that it's difficult for me to stackout my original thoughts;)After all thoughts are rarely "original" na;)

      I loved your observation Israr:) You made me think on it:)

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  9. Very beautifully composed poem which explains how finite is different from infinite.

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  10. I have been reading some of your poems and I just want to tell you that u are extremely talented..I couldn't even understand some of them but the words just flow. girl, you are amazing! :)..

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  11. Thanks girl...wow....thanks a lot:)Feels happy:) Welcome to my page:)

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