I Don'T Look Westward Now... Poem by prasanna kumari

I Don'T Look Westward Now...



Idon't look westward now...
their garden dews reflect the pain of her absence
she left, Abiya my neighbour
leaving her babbling and lisping in my ears
she left in the flowers her inviting smile
and the butterflies resound her anklets
but I am not empty- she hugged her laughter on my shoulder

when springshower starts humming lullaby
or when June starts plucking flowers
she will be back, she will be back

By prasanna kumari, © 2009, All rights reserved.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 23 January 2014

good one, inviting smile, I like it.

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Raghavan Warrier 09 July 2013

leaving her babbling and lisping in my ears she left in the flowers her inviting smile and the butterflies resound her anklets but I am not empty- she hugged her laughter on my shoulder These four lines are too good. It touches the common cord with everybody.

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Kee Thampi 14 April 2013

a poem with a message she left in the flowers her inviting smile and the butterflies resound her anklets

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