Judgement Reserved Poem by Ananta Madhavan
Judgement Reserved
How can I tell if Fortune has been fair
Or wanton as the wind upon the sea?
The dreams that built my castles in the air
Disdain the anchors of reality.
How can I tell if Fortune will obey
The lofty whims of fancy or rebel?
Perhaps it does not matter either way;
How can I tell?
Friday, April 18, 2014
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This was my first success when a national Indian weekly
publishing a poem I submitted in 1953; I was a student not yet 20 years old.
publishing a poem I submitted in 1953; I was a student not yet 20 years old.
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