Will Monotony Ever be Murdered?

My pen cries
Its vapid tears beat against melting windows 
while they drum against the pane
The same rhythm formed 
As the vowels of these words corrupt
The suceptibility of 
White paper
Purged of ink 
And swimming in the carelessness of
Unconsciousness

Does life mean to care?
Or does it run us careworn? 
Do inanimate objects surrender
To the inspid existence to which they are sworn?

Are my poems really inanimate from this dull, over-used pen?
Who's phrases and thoughts are being reiterated
Over again, and again?

Is it questioning, or altering
Our perception of reality
Are we puppets being manipulated
By the jaws of philosophy? 

If I am truly Spriha, 
A divine aspiration 
Then what separates me from
My fellow beings of creation? 

Is it the rumbling of the Earth? 
The mounting tsunamis of Poseidon's waves
Incomparable to Shiva's dance
and Angni's flickering flame? 

Or is it Vayu's viscious wind
Villifying every storm 
What extricates my external world
From every internal war? 

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