The Fortune Maker Poem by Hardik Vaidya

The Fortune Maker

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I do not reveal the lines hidden
In mounds of dirt,
Upon my multilingual palms,
And neither do I now down to the hymn,
Of your cacophonous psalms.
Parrots, tar rots, gods, idols,
Infidels, atheists alike them all,
Fall shallow,
In the deeps that I get so oft lost,
In the wrinkles of your once,
Effulgent complexion,
In those chasms of folds,
Skin loose dry and perhaps old
I see the youth of my existence.
Nirvana.

Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 24 January 2016

Profound and thought provoking poem, I like the expression of multilingual palms, it rings a bell of truth throughout my inner mind somehow. In memories I do see the youth of my existence and wish I could once again hold it. Really like this one, Hardik, it fills my mind with youthful ideas. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn

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Hardik Vaidya

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Mahuva, Gujarat, India.
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