Learn From The Pain

satishverma

You were a one-sided
coin, like grief
of the dour moon―
righting the wrong.

Maybe I was not able
to recall your beautiful face.
O, Miranda send your
smiles some time, as the
tempest was reading for a fall.

A salt mountain
will break to teach you fidelity.
You may run, may not run.
One day nemesis will come
to ask your name.

On trampled leaves of time
a huge pachyderm roams,
to find its master.

I will wait in my half-cave.

  • Author: satishverma (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 23rd, 2020 20:03
  • Category: Nature
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