God, Teach Me Language Of Sleep. (Mirrored Fib) Poem by Harindhar Reddy

God, Teach Me Language Of Sleep. (Mirrored Fib)



Child
or
man is
equal when
they sleep, there’s no war
in men-women then. They open
their minds, breathe in soft-swift rhythm
heaven has given –
They pucker
their lips
like
kids.

Oh
We
Open
hands midway,
troopers and solons,
servants and masters. The stars stand
babysit and fog veils the sky,
a few hours when no
one will do
anybody
harm
oh!


If
one
could speak
to men then
hearts are half-open
flowers. Words like golden bees would
drift in. then trees with birds buzz as
animals in woods pledge peace —
God, teach me
language
of
sleep.

(Triple “mirrored Fibonacci”)

Sunday, March 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: sleep
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The following poem is a twelve-line “mirrored Fibonacci”:
1,1,2,3,5,8,8,5,3,2,1,1
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shahzia Batool 11 April 2014

Strictly focused work, thanks for guiding about it!

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Harindhar Reddy

Harindhar Reddy

Haliya, Hyderabad, India
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