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Pink City

Burnt-out myths in the old city are stitching the lips of people. Pink walls smell like blood. Priest is dumb, hoisting the headless deity on throne. Marigolds are soaked in flowing tears. Innocent wheels riding against blast, stand still to measure the half-life of seizures. Cult was spreading in place, fingers and cells Dynasties inheriting the bleached fathers. The ages rot under the sculptors. We walk on water, wordless, sightless for the thin hope. SATISH VERMA

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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