Lion Out Of A Den Poem by krishna kumar
Lion Out Of A Den
The papers get stained with the ink
The floors and walls get demolished with mud and paints
A hundred miles within the home
The breakable things pay their ticket fare to the heaven
The pots and crockery cease their existence
The little boy's School's one day leave means
A lion out of its den
Thousands of troubles, all in one
Thursday, February 9, 2012
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