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Kontradiksi Diri

Bait-bait askara kata
tercetus ilham terisimewa
angin senja berlalu di ufuk buana
seluang lincah melawan arus
membentuk keindahan fana,maka
bermulanya epilog kontradiksi diri

Apabila eksplisit menduga implisit
igauan duka kembali menyentap diri
membenam lembah-lembah air di mata kehampaan
lalu mencuka gamitam momentum ketenangan
tak dapat mengejarnya kembali
walau kenengan manis berjaya dicungkil
di lubuk hati simpati
kerana perihal diri
pencetus polemik ini

Kebencian kontradiksi diri membuak-buak
di sudut hati kecil tersimpul utuh
sukar dihuraikan walau setitis pelerai ketenangan
kuasa pasi sukar dicapai
membentuk gerila ketahanan berpaksi
membuatku tertanya-tanya
mampukah ia bertahan?
menempis noda, khianat, hagas?
kebalkah?
nahu alam membuktikannya.

NUKILAN:
MOHD FAIZAL HASSAN
Sg. Petani, Kedah
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