Anchorage Poem by Satish Verma
Anchorage
I do not want to take you,
either the road ahead,
or lovely gyrations
on low stage of voicelessness.
The swoop of eagle
on a little bundle,
of chromatic fever:
was it unbirdy?
The tree of death grows taller
than indelible darkness
of life, harvesting
tongues.
Part of me were you,
I had abandoned in fog.
The gate will not open
in common courtyard.
Friday, June 11, 2010
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