So as I had mentioned in some earlier post, I have taken a course which has writing of an autobiography as a part of the evaluation parameter. From the past many days I am thinking of how to start the autobiography and was hitting the writers block again and again. Yesterday night, I decided I need to start on it, sat in front of my comp with a new word doc open and stared at it for more than half an hour, but just didn't know where to start from.
Frustrated, I switched off the light and hit the bed, hoping for some creativity to strike me. After rolling around for half an hour, creativity did strike me, though not in the way i intended. All i could write at 4:30 am is this poem. Though it doesn't rhyme and could be called no more than a collection of words, let alone a poem, I would like to call it a poem. Considering that I usually don't write poems or anything that rhyme, I do believe that I am entitled to think so.
So this is what my sleepless brain could conjure in the name of creativity.
As she sat in her royal chair
The princess looked contented
Down in the ground stood many
Her hand it is they contended.
Many were there in the battle ground
All the heirs to some well known crown
But they line up against each other
To win the hand of the princess grown
All were there to win the same thing
It was the princess’ hand
But each had a reason of their own
Known only to their hand
Some wanted the kingdom
To which the princess was the heir
Some loved her beautiful face
Some loved her lovely hair
There I stood on the ground
As a contender in the ring
All the contenders other
Were sons of noble king
As I stood in the corner
Waiting the battle to start
I stole a glance at the princess
The queen of my heart
No one believed in me
I knew it deep in my heart
Not even my sweet princess
The ruler of my heart
I know I don’t have the valour
With which the princes are born
I know I wasn’t even a prince
I was a commoner born
But still I stood in the ground
To fight my battle last
Just to prove my love
I will fight till the last
I know I stand no chance
Before the noble kings
But still I fight this battle
Armed with my love for thee
A beautiful marriage it was
A splendorous ritual
Witness it my body did
Separated from its soul
-Stier
PS: I think i will put this into my autobiography. Though in which section is still a big question mark even to me.
PPS: Please excuse the grammar. Pretty poor in it.
PPPS: Last of the Ps and Ss, I promise... Any suggestions for the title of the poem is welcome