Poems by
Sachin Pushkarna

Death

a poem by Sachin Pushkarna

What’s the price for this world to be mine?
What’s the price for love and be loved for sometime?
What’s the price for happiness forever?
What’s the price for sacrifice, I am looking for?
What’s the price for everything or all this money can’t buy?
Am I looking for promises, which nobody can suffice?

What’s the price for you, to love me the way you used to?
What’s the price for us, I couldn’t hold on to?
What’s the price for peace, my mind never lives upto?
What’s the price of this soul, to make it free of my body it grabs to?
Is it all a mystery, is it all a twist?
Am I the one to cherish, my own created disgusting list?
Mortal is man, immortality is a pain
I’d rather be a man, to be free of this game
Life is solitude, death is fame
Make me a zombie, who is listless, with no shame
Sky up above, ocean down below
My mind wants to run to a place nobody knows

Life is crucial, death is a wish
So please come and kill me, to fulfill my very will.