Bee-Stings Poem by Satish Verma

Bee-Stings

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Life was behaving
strangely. You said I
have the right to die in
zero gravity. Blood moon―

flaunted a big smile.
The last kiss was on fire
I burnt my poems. There
was an eternal peace.

Why one should shut
the golden treasury. No
more ruptures. Was it not
a miracle? You were chasing still me.

You hire the tongue
of others to speak truth. Your
vernacular was changing. Why your
words were dipped in honey?

Thursday, January 9, 2020
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Kingsley Egbukole 09 January 2020

A beautiful poem, well composed. Thanks for sharing

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