Between The Accidents

satishverma

After the ammonia leak, 
there was a visual hallucination. 
An ad hoc proxy of stardust 
will not settle on the lotus. 

I grieve for the sobbing moon 
who was kept waiting to― 
wash the feet of a sunken god. 
There were no wreaths for the departed. 

Death had a debt to pay, 
to a hungry child, who was 
given a chance to see the light, 
but was not fed by the night. 

To perpetuate the crime, there 
was a syndicate, who would bet 
for the nested game, in lieu, 
of wiping the green tears of earth.

  • Author: satishverma (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 1st, 2018 20:30
  • Category: Nature
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