SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN (18.07.1964 / THANJAVOORE/TAMILNADU/INDIA)
Poems by SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN : 100 / 151
My travels in the hell
It is hard and so teadius travel to me
though my travel is a nice car
The roads, I ve travelled seems as hell
Just a road with out green trees in the sides
Only wheeled animels flown here and there and
exhausting a large volume of black smoke
No flowers, and the musics of little sky singers
only the roarings of metallic wilds, I heard
One second, I stopped and
felt this travel as the travel in the hell
SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN
Submitted: Sunday, October 14, 2007
Edited: Saturday, April 16, 2011
Poems by SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN : 100 / 151
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