Alankar(Decor)-184 Poem by Indira Renganathan

Alankar(Decor)-184

Walking Which Way(Alliteration)

alliteration(from Latin al litera- to letter)
Repetition of 2 or more beginning sounds
of the stressed syllable of successive words in a line,
most commonly repeated consonants that phonetically match.

Walking Which Way?

Wavering 'WHAT' wandering
Wailing 'WHY' waiting
Waylaying 'WIMP' where?
Woeful 'WAKE' waxing
Wandering we walking which way
Waning wastefully

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Note: Always wavering mind asks 'What' is life? '- so
"What "is wavering
Wavering mind wailing questions 'Why' and is waiting for an answer- so
"Why" is wailing and waiting
Some obstruction mid way acting as a wimp- what is that and where? - so
Where is that waylaying "Wimp? "
Mind is in growing woeful wakefulness- so
Woeful "Wake" waxing
Wandering we walking which way
Waning wastefully

Sunday, January 12, 2014
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Gajanan Mishra 12 January 2014

waning wastefully, I like it, thanks.

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