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Unsayable civi in-exile , still, still do so long, Shillong!

In the interview board of the portfolio 
The question asked,
How so? Is it not fornication?


The ripley's reply was negative.
“As you shifted the family tree into a money plant 
This is basically a spine inclination in influencing.
The shadow and the light. And the gray in daylight.
The intrepid tree shall learn to grow there. There.”


The question paper was asking again. “P.O Box?”
The mustang speed in the reply came, “ Digital, greetings?”


“You tell me, at all. Since it is all about you. Is it not?”
Pondarance. 
Stress or, 
May or, 
Say or, 
Vit D  Organic!
Lines. Line breaks. Different strokes. Different brushes.


To spell oracle these days you need simply three.
Wind catcher sounds
“P-reach”, Saucer and UFO!

A Brown and An Ash Horse

I am both a brown and an ash horse

As ash I limp a little and tilt too
In the blue field

As brown I keep words in your jar
Till they are butterfly to disappear
In the multicolored air
I wanted them for my hair
Time did not care

I want to put my white rings
In your embroidered oval box
Awesome nothings that are everything
Come out as rhododendrons
As we draw the crayons
Some of them in the wings of a heron
Gold and orange splashing lyrics
Linger please
A little

As the lamplight chats with the keen leaves
Of the money plant beside my bed
I pant for words of poetry
Fireflies laugh with green glee

Last night some stars fell there
I look for them now near my pillow

The ash laughs
Red and green up and down
In the cardiograph
Billows are all gone

While putting on the gown
Eyes reach at the mirror
The brown wears a crown

November 21, 2017

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