A Man And A Statuette Poem by nimal dunuhinga

A Man And A Statuette

Rating: 5.0


A man reads an old paper sitting on a bench in an isolated park.
A wearisome whisper of a female!
'Brother any interesting news in the paper today and do they still in a search of me? '
'Where are you? ' Man asked.
'I am just in front of you and your friend woman' Statuette replied.
'I am sorry I cannot see you as I am a born blind'.
'Then how do you read the news paper? 'She verified.


(This neglected park of huge trees touch the sky and you never see a flower. The secret whisper and the lament of a rebellion that haunt in constantly. Only the Fruit bats fly here and there in the awful night.)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roy Storey 22 April 2006

I liked this one and do we all realy see or only see what we wish to see. Take care Roy.

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Sandra Fowler 11 April 2006

A very original and creative write, Nimal. Regards, Sandra

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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