Evening Call Poem by Anil Kumar Panda

Evening Call

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Evening has descended
Across the lanes of the town;
The last glow of the sun,
Grazing the rooftops
Where girls with oiled hair
Hum songs sitting in a circle;
Old women light lamps
And walk to the basil plant
Bent half, murmuring prayers;
The lamp post at the town
Square has begun to shed
Dim yellowish light and let
The moths whine around it;
The old man recites prayer,
Sitting on the verandah, as
A soft wind sweeps away
Curls of smoke from rooftops;
Towards the silent tope that
Stands as a landmark going
To be usurped by darkness.

Saturday, October 22, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: evening
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Zwelethu Siwaphiwe Shweni 31 October 2016

The coming of the evening or night as the sunset.

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Anil Kumar Panda 01 November 2016

Yeah, the time when peace descends slowly. Thanks.

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