Calamitous Parallelism


When the results of my final class of the school were declared, on that day (May 20,2009) I was taken by my friend Dinesh Lalwani, to a place, where a single railway line was made parallelised, just as above.On that day this poem came to my subconscious mind. While rest of my friends were busy talking about the results, I kept ruminating about that railway track and now after 3 years, I have tried to embellish those ruminations in the form of a poem. Enjoy it and feel the painful torment of the hapless and calamitous railway track. :)

We never twiddle,
we never tweak.
We never contact,
we never collide.
We never clash,
we never cross.
We never grapple,
we never greet.
We never connect,
we never converge.
We never coincide,
we never cover.
We never wrestle,
we never tussle.
Yet we share:
Ditto stamina, Duplicate strength.
Identical latitudes, Indistinguishable longitudes
Constant hot, Consistent heat.
Synonymous distance between us, Self-same displacement.
Correspond looks, Carboncopy leer.
Synoptic loneliness, Steady lonesomeness.
Same Destination, Similar Destiny.

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About Harshit Chauhan

I am a person, a dreamer who fly on the wings of dreams but don’t know how to achieve them. I am one of those who can do arduous tasks but at time fail to do the simplest of them. I envisage, concentrating on one particular thing as the dirty end of the stick and sometimes multitude say that i’m a patient of mood disorder . The whole enchilada, from soda to hock humanity say and ruminate that I’m perpetually in a scurry to effectuate something and I too consider them impeccable, for I want to attain stability in my metabolism, which presently is going through nadir, at the lowest ebb. Friends and other acquaintances eulogize me for my zany humor. I’m a avid reader and writer and presently I’m delving into blogging zeal ie. on http://harshitchauhan.wordpress.com/. My other chief passions apart from the above are travelling, eating, ruminating, listening to quality music, watching birds and clouds and being solitude. In short, I want to triumph my divine, limpid and creme de la creme intentions which I’m ensuing from past many gargantuan years and have made big sacrifices too. I pray, to take the Chequered flag and my relinquishments don’t go squander so that after so many damp squibs, I can witness my rest of life in its full glory.

Posted on September 1, 2012, in Poems and tagged , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 36 Comments.

  1. I am glad, Thank you for the update, I’ll surely sojourn your blog now.

  2. http://talkingexperience.wordpress.com/category/bucket-list/
    Here you gp dear..I have been writing few on this since last week ..so lets see which ones do you like :)

  3. Send me the link…of post on bucketlist

  4. Thanks Harsh…true as I am really worried about this new trend these days :) I am glad that you like it ….I think you might also enjoy my post on Bucket list…for this year..check it out :)

  5. Thnakx. Your recent post, “I am not a drug addict or a smoker but I think I am becoming Internet addict and looks like it’s even more dangerous as its changing the way my brain works…Do you feel the same?”….is also thought provoking!!

  6. deep and thought provoking post dear

  7. All I can say about this comment is, Gargantuan Thankx :)

  8. Andrea Nicholas

    You have a wonderful and deep thinking capacity that distinguish you from other bloggers.
    A sad story always touch my heart and this one too.
    I have read many almost many posts on your blog and Would like to specially appreciate you for this work…100+ wordpress likes ..they are just amazing :)

  9. If in one word I have to describe your writing or this poem, “SUPERB!!”

  10. Strange !!
    I request you to please elaborate your comment or feelings.
    Take Care,

    Harshit Chauhan

  11. Don’t be..:)
    Take Care,

    Harshit Chauhan

  12. Haha, my bad! Really sorry for that!

    Same to you :)

  13. Thank you for the compliment!!
    Thank God You wrote back, otherwise Rahul would have got the credit :)
    Take care,
    keep visiting,

    Harshit Chauhan

  14. Harshit*
    I’m really sorry, got your name wrong in hurry! :\

  15. What a great poem, Rahul! Absolutely loved it.

  16. Thank you for the message.
    you understood the poem quite well….:)
    Keep visiting,
    take care,

    harshit Chauhan

  17. Painful torment and lonesomeness? Love your poem, brilliant word play, but I also get a picture of friendship in perfect unity and respect, each travelling the same path. Glad you like the Riddle of Ireland!

  18. thanks …. certainly you can share it…
    keep visiting,
    take care,
    Harshit Chauhan

  19. good one .. sharing

  20. oyeeeeeeee
    you reached here also…:)
    not a problem..infact it feels good..
    thank you for the comment,
    will try to provide you with some great poems in future…
    so, keep visiting my blog,
    Take Care,
    Harshit Chauhan

  21. Meenakshi Sharma

    your writing style is brilliant….i have seen in one of your comment…saying, “my work is average”….but let me update you with the truth…your work is not average..
    you have got a excellent skills and your vocabulary is just resplendent and superb..!!
    keep it up…
    i’ll subscribe myself to your blog…:)

    Meenakshi Sharma

  22. “you think like a poet is indeed a gargantuan compliment …” I am really overwhelmed into plethora of kind emotions…it feels fab when people start pouring into your blog and say good things, trust me, your support is indispensable for a person like me.
    This was my first poem, which i bloged and hope if i keep getting this multitude of support, i’ll surely bestow you with my great posts.
    Lastly, thank you for the compliment, like, comment and visit.
    Take Care,
    be in touch,
    keep visiting,
    Bye.

    Harshit Chauhan

  23. It’s great to be inspired and as a result create a thought that is all your own even if somewhere sometime someone else has thought the same. These are your chosen words and your expression, you think like a poet and that is meant to be a compliment!

  24. Indeed it is…..:) Thankx for the comment and time.
    Take Care

    Harshit Chauhan

  25. and its all true! what a way of looking at them!

  26. thankx Ralph, thanks for your visit, like and comment:)
    if i get support and love from people like you i’ll surely try and bestow you with the best possible posts in near future..:)
    thankx once again,
    take care,
    be in touch,
    bye.

    Harshit Chauhan

  27. You were really on the right line with this poem Harshit. You are no sleeper when coming to write a poem. In fact your train of thought is quite inspirational. Take care. Ralph

  28. Thankx, once again. It really feels good when people start visiting your blog and say good things…really i am overwhelmed..:)
    tc,
    stay blessed,
    be in touch,
    bye.

  29. Beautifully written!!
    Because the excellent vocabulary is too mainstream!!!

    Fake Bruce,
    http://www.batdiary.wordpress.com

  30. Thank you, StetotheJ for your visit and comment on my poem…i really accept your comment from the bottom of my heart…and yes, indeed they the pic has added feathers to my poem…;)

  31. Railways are so evocative, I think the photo goes perfectly with your wonderfully melancholy poem.

  32. thank you…thank you very much for visiting my blog..and commenting on my poem…it reallu fells good when you start writing a blog and u get so much praises from people all around world…
    stay tunned,
    may God Bless you,
    tc,
    bye.

  33. Ditto Daydreamer! Beautiful piece – and yet we must remember that under all those forces, they do sometimes buckle ;)

  34. thankx…it always feels good when ones writing is praised…i really approve your kind gesture…thankx for visiting and commenting on my poem…;) and one last thing i must say that your pic with the sun is really eye catching..and inspirational too…

  35. A sad calamity! Sad and beautiful! Very well done!

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