If one day it will be hard for you to see another’s man’s face, don’t let it be seen, let it go and show them nothing.
Although it also becomes harder to explain what they are asking you about, don’t let it show, just let it seep away.
Should it hurt you when you mention my name, don’t let it be seen, it’s not merely that you do not know me and the fault is yours.
When asked about why you are so introvert and hidden, tell them nothing, don’t show it to anyone, don’t let it be seen.
But if it helps you to think that I am the one you should blame, remember that you do not own me and show them nothing.
Although this seems to be the easy way out of it, keep it inside yourself, don’t let it be seen, no show them nothing.
Although you know that it is the wrong thing to say, say that you do not care and do not, oh please no, don’t tell them anyhing.
You may be able to see and think, that you can see a way out of this and that’s the way right there, tell it to no one, no way, it is not.
Although you will feel pain if you choose to go, it will follow you because I have gone and never to be seen again, so don’t let it be seen.
Should you then one day smile when they mention my name, and they think they know you but they do not, and don’t let it be seen.
Should you laugh when they say that all things were my fault, then they don’t know the two us, and say nothing and show them nothing.
Even if you feel you have nothing more to hide, keep it inside yourself, tell them nothing, no way, it is not.
You are so beautiful and you are my ultimate grasp for love, I got you to heaven and your screams told that you were on your way, show it to no one, no, not anymore.
Even if they ask you about the overturned lamp and the broken glasses, tell them nothing, just say you were clumsy or don’t let it be seen.
Look at all the beautiful flowers I brought you, showing you how much you mean to me, but do not show anyone anything.
Even if you feel hurt, then the pain on the outside is not as bad as the pain inside, but don’t let it be seen, show them nothing.
You know that I am the one that make your blood rush and boil in your venes, and whom have you not shown your happiness for? No, let it be, don’t let it be seen.
Although you might one day sit alone and think of me, and a smile draws a track on your cheeks, don’t let it be seen, and I ask of you? No way never to me, don’t let it be seen.
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” Don’t let it be seen ” , takes the reader to the outermost parameters of poetry. The work itself requires that the truly diligent reader to peruse it at least twice,possibly more , in order to extract the maximum value from what is a poetic Magnum Opus. In general , the poem itself reads very much in the style of a character’s confessional self-reflections that you might expect to read in an excerpt from a novel . I think ” Don’t let it be seen ” to be quite an acclompishment.
This piece of work is written to the women’s international day on the 8. of March 2013, it describe how two lovers living in a troubled and violent relationship cope but with a twist so that it is seen from the male point of view and how he controls the female with poor words but keep her caught with treats. Very impulsive written. I hope I did succeed 🙂
Destiny Poets’ International Community of Poets ( ICOP ) are pleased to announce that for February 2013 , the following works have been chosen in the categories of Poem of the Month and Highly Commended . Poem of the Month * Landfills – Reena Prasad…..***In the Category of Highly Commended – * Butterfly -Ramesh Anand…*Child’s Play -Shalini Samuel…*Don’t call me free -Ogunjimu James Taiwo…*Don’t let it be seen -Jan Christian Sorensen…*In a strange land -Viji Venkat…*Love’s strong -Jobale Wihnope…*Morning walk -Gopal Lahiri…*Ropes -Mary Annie…*The Culvert and the Tree -Sunil Sharma…*Those silent promises -Sangeeta Suneja…*Valentine’s Day..-Michelle D’Costa…*Vanished reality -Tapeshwar Prasad *** The ICOP Poetry Critic ( Bi-Monthly Award ) for the months January/February 2013 is Lokesh Roy.