Time Poem by Prabir Gayen

Time

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__ Time __

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At the corridor of thy Synagogue,
The Ventricle of thy care and Favour,
Stood I day and night outside amid errants,
The door wast open without Frontage to Pass,
Archiepiscopal air breathes through the mind.

Stood I astounded with no words to broach,
Depravity it was to divest my levity,
The heaven was small and deep a rootless tree,
Dance becomes a slow tedious rhyme of crime,
The moment wast lost in spoiled apprehension,
I stood away from the flow of life vivid.
The prolific ambit, the lap of trice,
Upsurged in me a Rebellious sprite.

Now away from the Coruscating ravine,
My mind wishes to receive the call of thine,
The catacomb of time I am so buried,
Thy All-consuming Fastening will not meet, ,
The interior Decorum of my being.
A vain man on the Plain of stride of life,
A living sepulchre, an acolyte did become
My life losing the shaky drowse of time.

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Shreya Ghosh 26 May 2020

The interior Decorum of my being. A vain man on the Plain of stride of life, A living sepulchre, an acolyte did become My life losing the shaky drowse of time.

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Prabir Gayen 03 June 2019

A living sepulchre, an acolyte did become My life losing the shaky drowse of time. .....time is absolute

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Meethi Mondal 27 May 2020

Now away from the Coruscating ravine, My mind wishes to receive the call of thine, The catacomb of time I am so buried, ...

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Prabir Kumar 26 May 2020

The door wast open without Frontage to Pass, Archiepiscopal air breathes through the mind.

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Meethi Mondal 26 May 2020

Stood I astounded with no words to broach, Depravity it was to divest my levity,

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Shreya Ghosh 26 May 2020

A vain man on the Plain of stride of life, A living sepulchre, an acolyte did become My life losing the shaky drowse of time

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Shreya Ghosh 26 May 2020

_ At the corridor of thy Synagogue, The Ventricle of thy care and Favour, Stood I day and night outside amid errants, The door wast open without Frontage to Pass, Archiepiscopal air breathes through the mind.

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