Relief Road Poem by nimal dunuhinga
Relief Road
At a life's congested passage
His metallic painted hearse-like dilapidated car stopped.
Fuel tank has a tiny hole like his crocodile-skin wallet.
He sees an arrow with a sign-board,
'Here's the relief road.'
And someone mutters;
'Leave your limousine aside
And walk downwards to the trance.'
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: car
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