Assimilation

I HAVE LEARNED THAT I STILL HAVE A LOT TO LEARN”- MAYA ANGELOU

Cracking my pieces of delusions, with your fainted memory
like auburn leaves of sun rays,
with autumn diluted in veins of winters,
I wander and travel my electrolyte body,
time and again.

In the wilderness of my pituitary,
tongues of vague currents
erupting from my caged chest
a criss-cross of the eye, a criss-cross of mouth,
inexplicable waves thunder my jaws
and you reside in a big hollow of truth.

I am a summer weed,
waxed and shaved and fainted,
I swell and fell, again with a needle’s spine
to understand the resistance of lies,
My backbone twitches, my moth-shaped eye
I hallucinate, blinded, drugged, erected
and I swivel like a sickle of time.


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A dreamer and a believer for the upliftment of women rights. A published poet, author, writer. Believes in dancing and cooking amazing food for hungry souls at times. Loves to write and write till the moon is satisfied. My writings can be found at Visual Verse, Indian Periodical, Sick Lit mag, Duane's Poetree, Thistle magazine, among various others. Curator of Olive Skins.

50 thoughts on “Assimilation”

  1. “Cracking my pieces of delusions, with your fainted memory” wow…the starting itself is amazing,how nice,you take everything as object and use it in poem,I love that..and you define the functioning of that again by imagination of another object,like fainted memory an object and functioning is to crack delusion..superb….”with autumn diluted in veins of winters,
    I wander and travel my electrolyte body,” this is most brilliant line..autumn diluted in Winters…you have different style the style of writing in which you go use depths of emotion in most creative way…..”tongues of vague current erupt from my caged chest,where it is the wilderness of pituitary…” the greatness of this line..if I write that line it would be another stanza. But you used pituitary gland,which is centre point of secretions and all other metabolic activities..the brevity in your lines are amazing. That makes reader to think deep…last stanza expressing you are summer weed ,like how you fell AnD raise and move again..tells the state of a person…”again with a needleโ€™s spine
    to understand the resistance of lies,” this line is another beautiful line..because needles spine to understand resistance of lies..that’s what I said above..you gave resistance as functioning to lies..which makes us understand what person is going through…”swivel of sickle time..” this is also beautiful expression

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    1. Kalyan, all you need to know is that I read all your feedbacks with utter sincerity and smile.
      The depth with which you dive into my poetry is beyond phenomenal. I also never find your verbose although often I like to keep my replies a bit short, only the days I am a little low or something like that.

      I just wanted to confirm that, I always respect your charming words and shall always do.

      Thank you for reading, yet again!

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  2. You come alive here and that’s awesome because it ends the poem perfectly:

    “I am a summer weed,
    waxed and shaved and fainted,
    I swell and fell, again with a needleโ€™s spine
    to understand the resistance of lies,
    My backbone twitches, my moth-shaped eye
    I hallucinate, blinded, drugged, erected
    and I swivel like a sickle of time.”

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  3. Everything from beginning, middle, & ending…was epic and superb! in your ways of intense writing and from your heart.

    As I read your poem…I was listening to this song because it reminded me of your title.

    Hope you like the music their one of my favorite underground bands.

    Skinny Puppy – Assimilate live 1987 remastered HD

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  4. Truth is sometimes shadowed in an illusion of whatever unreal is in front of us. If words can shape in pain like the way you do, I want to see how they design a picture when you are in utmost bliss…

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