Meadows Of The Past Poem by Saquib Anwar
Meadows Of The Past
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Meadows of the past
Simmering Sun
Wild Novice over the auric cast
Shadowy Hun
A drunken well
Battered quench
Glimmering eyes
Loquacious souls
Tinkling bells
Crowdie ques
Easter eagered
Leaving for home!
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Poet tries to encapsulate from his memories, the moments from his first few months at school as a kid. The games played, the joy of hearing the bell ringing for home time, and the happiness that prevailed among talkative kids to return home, to their wonderland.
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