In Disguise

satishverma

Raising the walls 
around you, you started 
a ritual of placing a single 
rose on the tomb daily. 

Trapped in the blues, 
there was a killer instinct 
to destroy the self. 

I become a flame, 
passing through the flesh 
eroding the body's mystique. 

The ravage words 
now sleep. A dying 
moon will set the 
night free. 

It was an invasion by 
deathless roots at night. 
A slow music starts by puppeteers 
to undo the potter's field.

  • Author: satishverma (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 16th, 2018 20:11
  • Category: Nature
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