1. Only if I can tell

Only if I can tell
How it started like an illusion
Hanging on the sky
Yet invisible to the eye


Only if I can tell
How I got bamboozled
Infront of my warriors
That double in thousands


Only if I can tell
How I lost the grasp
Of the baton of self-care
To the appeaser of the temple


Only if I can tell
How the brave heart collapse
Seeing a glowing cake of illumination
Piercing through the strongest metal


Only if I can tell
How the palace was colonized
By an humble lioness
Marauding helplessly in her prime


Only if I can tell
How I was extremely walloped
With a feeble rod of wool
Revolving in the condensed air
Full of immortal passion


Only if I can tell
How the wind returns to sing
Not but in a sonorous voice to warn
A prodigal sheep left asleep


Only if I can tell
How a star disappear from the sky
To dwell in the midst of humans
Only to be discovered by a pen-asserter


Only if I can tell
Why the eye refused to shy a bit
Even when criticized by her master
For the sin committed by the mind


Only if I can tell
If it is a dream to dare
Lost or unable to hold the water jar
That empties itself in the ocean


Only if I can tell
When sanity will set in
To revive a lornness cattle
That roams in lurch
For the attrocities of its ancestor


Only if I can tell
If my heart is rooting for right
And not a fake in the wrong night
That will end shambles



Only if I can tell
If truly two hearts work together
Not in anyway to leave one to yonder
And surfer the agony of unpirated love


Only if I can tell
How I have exposed my mind
In an enchanted parables
Yet, understood by wise men of valour