Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Trapped in a black hole

A Eucalyptus flower
Strewn by the wind,
Lay bare of his glory
And the past was so distinct.

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Like a dying and defeated king
Now hardly he could breathe,
Mumbling all he could do
Through his hot nostril-wind.

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His musings took a last flight
Of wind, bee and kite.
When he played time and again
With anthers as message, which was in disdain.

Sivalik hills from distant, geologically unstable, still in formation
Messages dropped on
Were entangled in the web of hair,
Dark as black hole
To his dismay and despair.
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