Readers, do you remember Intrepid Eternal Unravels? Featured in Incandescence, this acclaimed poem, highlights the importance of freedom and permanence of thoughts. In a world of editing, double-crossing and misconceptions, inked words (or metaphorically compared to Intrepid Eternal Unravels,) are the only evidence of permanence left. Yet this measure of sincerity is a dwindling art in this digital world.
That’s what I love about inked words, You can’t ever change love to hate.
Go check out Intrepid Eternal Unravels now on Anvi’s Thoughts Caught, and read more such poems in Incandescence, the debut novel of Anvi Tuteja.
Careful how much you end up pushing me away, You never know how much I’ll end up liking it there, And my flaws; huh, like I don’t end up thinking of them every single day, But if you say it one more time, I’m done I swear,
Because Remember, Time is money and money is mine, And I won’t fight for love if you won’t meet me halfway, So tell me what you want, or get out of this mind of mine, And your excuses won’t work anymore, no matter what they say,
That’s what I love about inked words, You can’t ever change love to hate, That truly lasts forever, no changes to new hurts, Whatever’s been said has been said, now it’s too late,
Because it’s done and dusted, the chapter’s published, And you should know this isn’t a licence to hate you, But whatever was said was…
Thoughts Caught 