U in Union | A Blitz Poem

U in Union – A Blitz Poem

U Me Universe

U Me U

U are Everything

U are the Universe

Universe is vast 

Universe is deep

Deep are your eyes

Deep is your soul

Soul is incorruptible

Soul is Truth

Truth of Love

Truth of Destiny

Destiny plays part

Destiny denies heart

Heart is foolish

Heart is innocent

Innocent are your eyes

Innocent is your smile

Smile brings sunlight

Smile makes me alive

Alive is the Universe

Alive is our love

Love is blind

Love is that what binds

Binds everything

Binds Us

Us is Magic

Us is Nostalgic

Nostalgic is your remembrance

Nostalgic is your fragrance 

Fragrance of your breath

Fragrance of the last kiss

Kiss of Love

Kiss of Solitude

Solitude reminds me of You

Solitude is killing

Killing Us

Killing Me

Me going mad

Me going dead

Dead is our childhood

Dead is beautiful

Beautiful is your smile 

Beautiful are your thoughts

Thoughts of Escape

Thoughts of Union

Union of our Love

Union of our Souls

Souls… 

Love…

Manas ‘Sameer’ Mukul

‘U in Union’ is my first attempt at a Blitz Poem which was created by Robert Keim. Blitz Poem is an inventive modern form of poetry.

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