| by Indrajit Mukherjee | |
| Published on: Aug 19, 2004 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=4169 | |
| The red sun has made way For a blushing moon. The caring flies have changed To the half-worried faces Peeping through the Circular window over me. The noise has been devoured By a painful hush. Transition, From failure to futility, From obscurity to oblivion. The sigh of fallen leaves, And the smell of sweated bra - Written on my face. The moon-burnt poem, And the roses Bathed in your blood. The fireflies and The yellow smell of wild flowers. The winter of oranges The winter of dreams And I will go on Alone. The moon The faces, pretending hard To look worried And the silence (The treasure is still mine) « return. |
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