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The myopic tongues of tall trees, going downhill to find the roots of four-letter words of dead, unspoken, but sung in dark. They had come out of the skin. River was flowing on emotional track, with heavy eyelids. Father said, he would never die. Your unborn children were tasting the salt of the road still untaken. The pain in the neck was grizzlier, when the sun was retreating in virgin hole. Moreover, the wrinkles will tell the tale of truant hands who would not play with the silken adolescence of a delirious moon. Satish Verma

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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Book: Shattered Sighs