Kalbaishakhi, Where Do You Live You, Where Dwell You? Poem by Bijay Kant Dubey
Kalbaishakhi, Where Do You Live You, Where Dwell You?
Kalbaishakhi,
Where dwell you, sir
That cometh thou like
The sire on the way,
It's gathering,
Gathering in the distant,
The gloom imminent
And the strong gusts of the wind
Blowing,
Blowing and howling
And sighing by,
Things getting ruffled,
The tin roofs rattling,
The branches of the trees swaying
Dangerously, ferociously!
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: art
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