Through A Peek-Hole Poem by indira babbellapati

Through A Peek-Hole

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From high up on the hill
Goddess Durga oversees
The three intercepting canals
And the mighty river
Tears of an ancient
Personal sorrow
Flow into the river...

The surrounding hills
Jutting into the river
Stood mute witnesses
To those dark shady nights
Absorbing the muffled
Helpless innocent protestations

Why did the Goddess
Prefer to turn a deaf ear
Contrary to her image
Of squelching the evil?
Night after night
The much favourite sky
Would take an awkward bow...

Decades of flow
Didn't seems to change anything!
Everything's just the same;
The canals and the river and the Goddess
Only the hills look a tad arid
The sky continues to cling to the hills
But the tears of a personal sorrow
Now flow into the sea

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Salema Khatun 10 January 2012

a very nice begining....a good question asked tooo...i like the poem nice one......indeed....please read my' the idea of an idea'

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Dave Walker 10 January 2012

really like this. A great poem. may i invite you to read my new poem called, A Window Of Time 3.

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indira babbellapati

indira babbellapati

visakhapatnam, india
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