'Walking Under the Moon Without You' poem by A.Anish

Walking Under the Moon Without You

I sat beside the shore and

Glimpsed at the moon.

Thy face squints at me, which

made me to acquaint this spiel.

Darkness distends all over the place,

In my heart and so forth.

Windy breeze and raging roar 

by the tides of the ocean,

Haunts me all alone.

Thy lustrous face consoles me from

the absurdity of my life.

Thou clear my blind darkness,

Though not by yourself.

Making me to remincse that 

happened ever since.

That one day thou walked beside me

in the roads of downtown,

That made the world skeptical and

endowed me a pride of prince,

Who patrols his princess.

But now, thou outcast my zeal and

Made me to walk alone,

Under the moon and bowl.

I mused over thy soulful eyes,

Ogling all over my face,

When I contemplate the moon.

Every sip of the absinthe,

Recites me this memoir.

When I desolate myself from

Thee, Alley to Kith and Kin.

My mourn filled the place,

Under the shadows of reality.

Thy absence due to curse of time,

Shattered all my dreams

like a broken world.

Thou'll never come to know,

How much does it hurts.

The rough sea is agonized

by my tone, when every night

I long for thee.

Maiden's mind is a mystery,

Which is unsolved in the history.

Thou can feel the pain in my heart,

Is yearning to ask that,

"Will you be my Valentine?".

-A.Anish.