14 Tom-Toms - Iv Poem by murari sinha

murari sinha

murari sinha

vill & po- charigram dist - bankura, west bengal, india

14 Tom-Toms - Iv



after giving birth to so many sea-shores
the transparent lip of the wax-bird
remains virgin as it was

so within the eyes of the kapalik yogi
the dances of the hills
gradually become feckless

touching the circle
originated from the woman

are running those horses
under whose hoofs
remain till today

the shoes of the copper-coloured
moonlight

know it

though the vertebra is wetted
with village-rains

it is neither very close to fragility
nor under-aged as well

it also does some relief-work after the cyclone
by a whistling sound made by contracting its lips

putting off the ribbons of the body
it deposits them

under the custody of the balloon
that is ousted from the troop

may be it is shameful

or sheer the madness
of an aluminum-birth

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murari sinha

murari sinha

vill & po- charigram dist - bankura, west bengal, india
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