Wandering Jew

Counting the digits, 
of your hand, you forget,
how many fathers you have.

Was it not very odd that 
truth exists in the crying eyes
of a child whose mother
had abruptly disappeared ?

It always hurts, when 
realization comes. A little
sprig of cowlick, reminds you of
timelessness. You can move-

in any direction. You want to
go. That will need a third eye.


Satish Verma
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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