नवीन सागर की कविताएं

Summary

This text presents a fragmented, philosophical meditation on existence, identity, and the nature of reality. The speaker describes the world as an ever-expanding, increasingly tangled confusion, contrasting with the mathematical clarity of new poems. They feel themselves becoming unreal, shrinking into a nucleus that is itself unreal, and fleeing from a starting point that has already moved beyond their understanding. Desires, objects, and emotions are described as blurred memories of life’s illusions, while thoughts are repeated sounds moving inward and outward. The speaker’s shadow stretches from earth to sky, and their presence is felt as a silent laugh in a sad moment. The universe seeks their mystery, expanding into a void that has become internalized, leaving the entire wall as a photograph. When lost, the speaker sees darkness and scatters among the stars, only to realize they must return from there. They assert their unreality, fleeing from every place, including where they never were, and from their own solitude when they did not exist. The text questions why they call out to others, stumbling and fleeing through blurred distances of movement, where fear was present. It describes a fear that does not flee from death, a fear that flows like a slippery darkness. Ultimately, the speaker asks who is leaving into deep darkness, affirming that they must return from there, far from their own strange eyes.