longings and losses

krishna hari

 

the cusp between longings and losses is

where I drift into the silent memories

 of a man with crepuscular skin.

an art journal on his lap,

and moonbeams in his hair

my eyes licked the sorcery in his;

blemished face that

gazed at constellations

and a bronze moustache

where silver seeds sprout.

one day,it rained.

clouds travelled across 

mountains and rivers,

over mussels and bluebells

 to soak us in the downpour.

a million drops drizzled and

we melted into the pockets of monsoon.

yet his seeds grew 

in my trampled soils

and bloomed into poetry

and poppies every spring.

  • Author: krishna hari (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 2nd, 2020 01:50
  • Comment from author about the poem: read more of my poems on my blog, hurricaneinheels.blogspot.com
  • Category: Love
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  • L. B. Mek

    'show, not tell' at its smooth flowing best, thanks for sharing



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