Alone in the Ocean
- bigyandixit
- Apr 20, 2010
- 2 min read
ALONE IN THE OCEAN
Prologue = this is a story of a man who is happy even after his death. So the story starts from then when he was alone in the mid of the ocean.
In the vast ocean, I am rowing my boat alone The sun shines again, but I am rowing alone The days are long, many horizons are gone I’m there to die, since there’s no hope to come
Alone in the ocean …. x2
I fight with the ocean for my life Life is short worthless to fight Again I think of the happiness And start rowing again.
{Suddenly it’s dark}2 so it’s now or never I fight till the dawn Then every thing was gone Bloody face and me I was laying in the boat To die on the boat every hope was gone
Then, again have some hope of life Slowly I try to row for life Until, My last drop of blood dissolves in the ocean I grant my body to others for their life
I was merely alive, I was being eaten Fishes were sucking my blood Was dissolving in the ocean And even though I died, I died proudly To become an ocean; to become an immortal ocean Even though I die, I died happily To become an ocean, to become an immortal ocean
Alone in the ocean …. One with the ocean …. x4
– Das Ende –
Synopsis:
Alone in the ocean is a very ambitious poem. The poem is about death but not the death which occurs at your final moment. But a death as an ego of a person. And we all die one day but if we could lead our ego to die before our death then we shall find bliss. The death of the ego would be the resurrection point of a divine being towards the truth and light.
Everyone is alone in the mid of the ocean and we all must dissolve in this vast ocean to become one with the ocean sooner or later. Its a good choice that if you would follow that now or at the time of your death.
The poem has been featured in websites as voicenet as few of the good poems, and due to the theatric nature of the poem the poem has even been composed, the song is very theatric with a change in mood and music in every stanza. The music too shall be added soon.
© Bigyan Mani Dixit ( 2002)
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