Such Still Days Poem by Raj Arumugam

Such Still Days

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the day never starts
but one wakes at leisure
with no measure of time but hunger
and food is eaten as an animal may eat
simply in the body’s need;
one licks one’s fingers at the end
and pulls up one’s pants
and scratches one’s forearms;
and happenings amuse one
and one’s actions are like the movement of grass;
and simple pleasures prick one’s skin and mind
and one knows it is night
only because the shadows lead to darkness

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kesav Easwaran 28 April 2009

your poem reveals a shadowy truth...good work...i liked...10

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