Impersonation

satishverma

You should have asked me. 
Why was it not important─ 
to take a life, for saving 
one other life? 

I say, what did you give 
me after the coronation? 
Some sinuous questions? 
Or splayed my heart open? 

The crowd was always absurd. 
You were latched onto the─ 
bronzed face of a naïve hero, 
who wants the ants to drag an elephant. 

The bone ossification proves 
that you were still a juvenile. 
St. Anthony's Fire? You want to 
embrace the death now?

  • Author: satishverma (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 2nd, 2017 23:08
  • Category: Nature
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