1. Spiritual woman
I’d love to see you
take off your skin
Allow the truth in
let me and my …. (w)in.
2. I do not commit suicide
only because
our souls are one
I stand not alone
one cannot cut the thread
without hurting the strands
once tied
unite, don’t untie
Besides, I never knew how
3. If you ask me to choose
gun or breast
sword or lily
no more do I
care for either
or not want to choose both
I like death or poetry
and my love I seek only in the eyes and bodies
of the wordless
and in loneliness
where no speech disturbs
and as for, and to, all the others
Women, I just want to love you
World of men, just mow you down.
Powerful and evocative.The piece oozes the sensual and morbid tones inextricably associated with Jim Morrison.
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I could definitely feel the Jim Morrison touch here!!! Great poem!!!
thanks iulia!
Dr. Koshy, I came across your blog this morning, and the poetry you wrote for Jim Morrison sounds like they were poems written by him!!! Excellent work. I hope you don’t mind, but I reblogged your poems on http://www.jimmorrisonproject.com/entry/2014/03/for-jim-morrison — if there’s a problem, let me know.
No I am honuerd Joanne.
*honoured
Please use it freely therefore
Destiny Poets’ International Community of Poets ( ICOP ) are pleased to announce that for March 2014 , the following works have been chosen in the categories of Poem of the Month and Highly Commended . Poem of the Month – * In Winter – Michael Yates *….. Highly Commended (tabulated alphabetically).. – * Bare Hands – Sangeeta Ajay*…..* For Jim Morrison – Ampat Koshy *…..* I Ran Out Of Words – Jan Christian Sorensen *…..* (A) New Life – Elizabeth Castillo *…..* Night – Samuel Cody Ford * -…..* Oneness – Lata Tewari * ….* Pendulum – Rahul Aithal *…..* (The) Rain – Ogunjimi O.Joel *…..* Resilience – Gopal Lahiri *…..* War And Peace – Saakshi Chanana…..* What You Cannot – Dom Kafle *…..* Vanity – Mary Annie *…..