Her Night Poem by Pradip Chattopadhyay

Her Night

Rating: 5.0


The ripples broke the moon into pieces
But her wishes elsewhere sniffed the air.

The night was fair enough though
To bathe in her beauty she wasn’t there.

Where broke the ripples the moon’s face
Reflected the water the firmament
She searched in dreaminess
Commotion of the slightest movement.

One small fish would satiate her night!

Friday, March 7, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: dream
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
V P Mahur 10 March 2014

Dear Sir, Deep feel of love are nice. 'What Life Is' Life is a test Whether work or rest And to at the top You must give your best ........................... .................... I invite you to read this poem and others and give your views. Thanks!

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Lorraine Colon 08 March 2014

The moon's reflection on the water was broken into pieces by a ripple. Beautiful imagery.

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