Antithesis Poem by Satish Verma

Antithesis

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Strangly enough―
it was the most silent night…
I hear the footfalls
of your absence.

There was no affair
between you and me. Only the flames
of frost I was born with. Blue
roses still keep a ritual
of counting the deaths.

I didn't touch you. The
placenta still dragging the neon
light of the womb, the
sins lay bare.

The land mines exploding
one by one. Maimed truths speak
of the communion
with unseen gods, who will not come out
in the courtyard.

Wednesday, January 25, 2017
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Lantz Pierre 14 February 2017

In gowns and suits, masks and tiaras, revelers flooded the dance floor of the gala carnal ball. The music came from chain saws and power tools, chains that clinked and screams from the throats of guests being slaughtered. Red meat for health, wine for merriment.

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