RUDRA KINSHUK (22 MAY,1971 / BOLPUR WEST BENGAL INDIA)
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SLOUGH
I discover sloughs everywhere,
a season of moulting
No snakes around, still getting
frightened in sleep
The world, peopled by reptiles,
I look for two fire-stones
and a piece of cork
RUDRA KINSHUK
Submitted: Thursday, February 18, 2010
Edited: Saturday, February 20, 2010
Poems by RUDRA KINSHUK : 50 / 64
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