Learning You Poem by Satish Verma

Learning You



You should not
have done this? Trespassing
the virginity of the
olive branch and the ashes.

I will borrow the
words to clean blood
in your eyes. A lovely
jasmine will sit on your lips.

The death holds its
own mercy between good
and bad. Any fondling
of moon was a bliss.

Where will dysplasia
go, after giving an unbearable
loss? You cannot roll the
carpet after the blaze.

The tangerines will give
a big surprise.

Saturday, August 3, 2019
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Jane Campion 04 August 2019

An imaginative poem that puts all words in the garden flowering.

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