INDEBTED TO INSOMNIA

All night long

I had been cajoled by your fake songs

Having being promised amnesty from above

I became indebted to sleeplessness

Conscientiously, I pleaded not guilty to insomnia

Having begged for an unreserved pardon at once

Yet, my garments are torn by self-guilt

But I know, somehow, someone would from nowhere come

All to my rescue, until I am able and strong

At the court of love, I pleaded ignorance

To the Chief-Judge, I applied for an adjournment

But the guns of the laws are hitting me painfully

Like the chisel, it’s piercing my soul

My bones are helplessly waxing all away, defenselessly

By someone from somewhere around,

 I need nothing, but a helping hand

So protective than the shell of an egg

At the gate of hell, I renounce my weaknesses

To the gatekeeper, I craved for a leave

Unto the Chief-Executioner, he had referred me

From the dark, a hand was stretched out

And a voice from nowhere echoed faintly

That voice, like a melody sounds like an angel’s