This free verse poem explores the paradoxical nature of absence and its ability to cultivate a profound sense of connection between two individuals. The poet begins by acknowledging that they have never truly experienced the other person's journey or walked in their shoes. Yet, an "invisible seed" has germinated, shielded by unseen forces and nurtured by the fertile earth of their shared experience.
This connection grows and glows, like "millions of fireflies in the jungle," forming a tangible bond between the two living beings. The poet describes this connection as a "concoction that ferments with fervor and tastes piquant," evoking the visceral, almost intoxicating nature of this experience.
As the poet waits for the other person, they find themselves "confiscating the whole cosmos" in their arms, a powerful metaphor for the expansive, all-encompassing nature of their longing. The poem concludes with the quiet observation of the "Blue moon" and the "dawn" starting to yawn, a poignant reminder of the passage of time and the continued absence of the other person.
Throughout the poem, the poet skillfully juxtaposes the tangible and the intangible, the physical and the metaphysical, to convey the profound depth of connection that can arise in the face of absence.
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by Sue Banerji 게시일 medium.com 07-21-2024
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