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Best Poems Written by Sudesh Thapa

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Winter Tree and Sun

Father's poor 
To succor son gloves 
Bleak days!

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Crossroad

In crossroad of life
I hanker professional cricket,
Menace out- stumped!

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Toilet's Advice

You better use me
If you feel shame of yourself
Mirror-less toilet

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Toilet Experiment

An abode, i have to hurry 
early every morn
 if not next part of diurnal 
of constipation and gas i 
shall mourn
so early or not, but squat 
abreast with the open 
windowed wall.
As the day proceeds 
gravity pull for stool 
becomes weak
is sun's heat inversely 
proportion to gravitate 
faeces?
Is the case same for nigh 
by coconut trees?
Early the day, is there 
more force for pickings?  

Nevertheless, gravity 
factor asks us not to 
wake up late
gravity during morning in 
toilet is always great.

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Single's Good Luck

In school-days on poles 
scratched the birds,
if they were even number 
especially two 
(Sometimes bonded sometimes 
quarreled)
we kissed palm to lips to 
utter good luck
if odd especially one, 
friends touched 
others to transfer 'bad 
luck current pass',
(Perhaps ripe time for bird that 
they are free from other 
influence- in silence)
and those aware of the 
wicked omen viewer had 
two fingers cross 
To guard 'if uncrossed' 
communicable vibes 

But after multitude years 
of oscillating nuptail this 
old man remembers 
brathood,
what could have been as 
lucky for bird or man as 
gift of constant solitude?

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Narcissism

Narcissism:
A fool's
Mesmerized by my beauty
Am I ugly?

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Nursery Rhyme

'Abcde fg
Hijklmnop
Qrst uv
Wxyz'
When miss had song this when 
we were small kids
 The moment etched as
genesis for rhyming and poetry
In America, rhyming's more 
profound 
How beautifully 'z' is 
pronounced 'g'.