Stoically Poem by Satish Verma
Stoically
How many light years you―
have, when I walk
in dark?
The spiral galaxy shakes
me up.Haloes of gas.
I smell you lavender.
Effeminacy. Sometimes the
moon will wear a veil and
I will never know you.
More comfortable when the
ism will go. A stout mount
comes down indigenously.
I will expand a soaring
silence. Abrogation of faith
will give a call.
Saturday, October 3, 2015
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