Sketching A Bird

Turning into text
the image of an impulsive act
I place it upon the glass table of my cabin
While combing my hair
a strand falls upon the text.
Turning passionately into a bird
The text breaks open the window and leave the room.
Without blinking I go on staring at the bird.
till it crossed the distance beyond eye’s reach.
Now the text has left on the table
the white sheet.
Picking up the blank page once again
I start writing about the bird
opening the window.

J. Firoskhan

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Firozkhan Jamaldeen

Born in the Kinniya, Sri Lanka. Firozkhan's father, Jamaldeen, is an ordinary fisherman. His mother is Raguma. As a graduate and a poet who has been engaged in creative writing for the past nineteen years, he has published nine poetry collections.
His poems come from the heart of a restive mind of a modern man caught in the chaotic currents of contemporary life, reflecting his dreams and aspirations, daydreams and nightmares.