Pebbles In The Pond Poem by Satish Verma

Pebbles In The Pond



A crooked slanting moon
shifts the eye
comes under the chaste tree
and washes the tainted
victory.

Wolves start howling
at the tomb of unknown martyr,
man-eaters recoil
on the sugar island
and talk about destinies,

A mourning crowd walks
repudiating the death;
one day nuances of an ode
will thaw the delta
in disbelief.

The Delphic attitude
of a translucent murder
narrates the wisdom of sadness
which cannot propel the
blood stained light.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: disbelief,murder,ode
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Catrina Heart 04 August 2009

profound composition which made me reread the whole piece...Great poetic figurative language used....10/10

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