Even Now Poem by Bharati Diggikar

Even Now

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Even now

There were staircases and bookcases
Such things normally do not mix,
But I was inundated by both.

There were people half visible
Picking up books half familiar
In silence of another world.

There sure was an auditorium
Empty, where I alone roamed
Squares of distilled
daylight decorated the dark blue tiles
as they led me
to a distant door,
Which never opened.

Like before, I turned to
The side-entrance steps,
Stony,
protecting an inner world
of my innocence,
Even now.

-Bharati

Thursday, July 20, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: dream,innocence,memoirs
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 02 December 2020

Like before, I turned to The side-entrance steps, Stony, protecting an inner world of my innocence, Even now. Dream and innocence. very fine poem. tony

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Ratnakar Mandlik 02 December 2020

The flight of imagery as also it's riding over the theme are impressive. Thanks for sharing.

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