The Nocturnal Sky

The Nocturnal Sky

written by: Anoucheka Gangabissoon

Once more,
The refreshing nocturnal sky,
Adorned with the sparkling moon,
Reminds me of those dreams
Whispered to me while I slumbered,
Those dreams
Arousing my soul
To the exalt of Love
With their certainty
That you remain the one
To whom I am to be connected
In body, mind and soul!

Pray,
Listen to the tunes of the night
They soothe
As would a massage therapy
Listen to the pleadings of the stars,
Ever so eager
To see us bond
Totally enamoured
With each other’s imperfections,
Listen to the songs sung to us by Gods
Seeking solely to see us
Carry, in our hearts,
Each other’s flower,
Well tended and cared for
As if it were the source
Of human energy!

I love you,
Willed this love was by the skies
But I loved you even before
I loved you
The moment I felt your presence
Through the depth of your voice
I love you
And all I seek
Is to be made to suffer no more
In an illusory world
Which belongs to neither of us!

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Anoucheka Gangabissoon

Anoucheka Gangabissoon is a Primary School Educator in Mauritius. She writes poetry and short stories as hobby. She considers writing to be the meaning of her life as she has always been influenced by all the great writers and wishes to be, like them, immortalized in her words. Her works can be read on poetrysoup and she had also appeared in various literary magazines like SETU, Different Truths, Dissident Voice, In Between Hangovers Press, WISH Press, Tuck’s Magazine, Blue Mountain Review, among others. She has also been published in Duane’s Poetree and also in two anthologies for the Immagine and Poesia group. Her poems are often placed in free online contests.

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