A Pebble In The Street Corner Poem by Dina Nath Nadim
A Pebble In The Street Corner
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A pebble in the street corner
lay washed by the sun.
The builder
piled a stone upon stone.
The pebble was lost
in the gravel.
Long back
Fate had written on its face:
'For the road'
The builder ground it.
The pebble was dust.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
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[Translated by Arvind Gigoo]
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