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Kupfernickled

Looked downward – the granite face, to see imprinted kupfernickeled god, lying in dust. From where to where we have come sleepwalking? In freezing winds, like brown angels with swollen lids. White moon-poised to commit suicide? Blindfolded heavy as lead in the trade of spared lies? Back pain will carry us not very far. Green stems have yellow leaves now. We start blaming ourselves to keep the winter away, in torn shirts. SATISH VERMA

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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