Sea Shells Poem by Satish Verma
Sea Shells
I was not there
where you are.
Non-stop travel, half the world
to meet you.
Outdoors alone in my homeless home
tonight I will talk to you in sleep
from the smoking hurts.
Trespassing the forbidden line
to the drowned boat,
I am opening the dark sails.
Hope and the sea
apprenticed to pluck the shells
from the eyes, I am wandering on beach.
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8/6/2026 4:02:02 AM # rel_20260803T153344Z_4267e77
like bare-foot urchins.