What happened to my little wobbly duckfeet racing to my mother’s bosom?
Mother gave me lumps of wet dough to keep me entangled as she stirred the evening broth.
What happened to wasted tuition hours killed under the pretense of drinking my milk?
In a flash those hollow ghost dream realms vanished.
What will happen to this present moment sliding like a snail into phantasmagoria of future?
As I write this poem I shed serpentine skin of newly decayed moments.
What will happen to oceans of hours that I’m yet to spend, gazing at stoic fishes in aquarium?
Nothing. They will all collapse into non existence. All of space time is illusory silver river in flux.
Then why do I get transfixed on it?
The only constant in all my experience is the knowing of it.
I must relax into super subjectivity of pure knowing .
By
Akash Sinha.