Locked Door

Famelocked,
sometimes he was talking to flowers,
asking their names.

In the house
that never sleeps,
infidelity brings the charm.

Intense gravity 
excoriates the crotch.
A supernova is born.

Worlds apart,
I am there, 
where you were not.

A burnt-out wall and broken window
were left to tell the tale,
but door was still there shut.


SATISH VERMA
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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