A Love Song

satishverma

When the intellect was 
defiling the unwritten book; 
half-read, you reach for epiphancy. 

Why you had to kill yourself 
on the swing, before reaching─ 
the peak? Searching for escape? 

I cannot know you, O flame. 
Do not go beyond the sky. 
My wings twist like nasturtiums. 

Last night a city wept in─ 
my arms. There were no roses─ 
left and, no cut glass nudes. 

They bleed, when you dig 
out the roots. The croci were 
planted by me when snow had melted.

  • Author: satishverma (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 21st, 2017 21:45
  • Category: Nature
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