A Flavian Tragedy Poem by lalitha iyer

A Flavian Tragedy

Rating: 4.0


Flavourless-
she tasted the pastry
and said;
little she knew
the love, that mixed
and sweetened the affection.

Shells and pearls-
childhood and innocence
shells combine with;
to flavias,
pearls
of costly shops
glitter more;
sadly spoken


Eating him-
I wonder, how ugly it is
quipped she;
while the beauty of eating
lies in the absorbtion of love
and lovely emotions and feelings

Dear Flavia
A Tragedy in thy Name I found....

COMMENTS OF THE POEM

Affection in its correct words in the nice poem.

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Mystic Indian 10 August 2009

awesome honest downpour of words.. smooth and calming..10/10

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Fiona Davidson 03 April 2009

May be a tragady but your writing is wonderful Lalitha....10++

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