Without A Title Poem by Satish Verma

Without A Title

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Full moon was negating the intensity of night.
I wanted the sacred smell of dark heaven
which was dispensing the forgiveness.
Did not reach the dazzling height of a star;
even conflicts gave me immense metaphors.
Nemesis was measuring the hauled-up mistakes
For them I was tormented by unknown fears
and the ravings were useless.
Deliberately I cleaned my room twice
to welcome the instincts.
Even the particulars have become painful.
What do you think, can we follow the poem
without a title?
The neighbourhood cracks silently
I am not going to flaunt my lesions.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lantz Pierre 01 February 2017

How many planets offer moisture in the forms that a hull cannot ignore? It's the getting from here to there that engenders all the perils. All the pearls that the irritated oysters can offer. A long pole sinks softly into silt before it is held fast.

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