I Discovered Poem by Naveed Akram

I discovered a half-crown in my waistcoat,
And rods of light entered the front of the ear,
And cork happened to sprint, run and act.
Returning to the heavenly straits, a woman
Of vigour hailed me and stalked the treasure.
My minor acts are some and few,
Next to facilities; and the return is here.
Following the hedge, we came to a stile,
Then the detour mastered us
From the roads of the masters.
I discovered muttering and uttering
From stiles and still-life,
Gorgeous eyes followed me in the events
Offered by the deity of cities,
Fetching their further work
Became the idea behind the stiles.