Thy Fingers Like Petals

Thy fingers like petals,
So supple scenic;
Even a lucky diamond ring,
Feels itself adorned;
Radiates in festal,
Fortune glitters;
The stone of mount,
Carved to lustrous shape;
Pared stage by stage, 
Until deserves embracing,
Finger of thine;
So beautiful thou are,
Thine fingers may or 
may not feel; 
Yet the diamond feels,
Warm touch and glows;

© Sadashivan Nair
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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