Perhaps Those Poem by AMITAVA MAZUMDAR

Perhaps Those



Those steps snugly crosses
The Alps and The Bosphorus
Have kicked up dust and snow

Became cross-legged
Like Buddha
Meditatingly slow

Those eyelids which've
Ne'er flipped
Or Succumbed to sleep

Sailing in a canoe
And the water sometimes
Flows over it

Those hands which've
Ne'er raised or hunted

Making fires
And of it yellowness
Spurs to fly,
Undaunted.

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