Amid Those Graffito Poem by Indira Renganathan

Amid Those Graffito

Rating: 5.0


Vulnerable walls
Though thick and hard
Engraved with old memories
Mostly but unwanted and rusted

Shirking those rusted graffito
Passing swift through is my mind
At last, one golden moon sparkling
Graceful to grace me is found

Who could've that moon been than
You...a palate of sumptuous food
For my life oh my sole appetite-spouse
On that great wall you, for ever engraved
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'Hey, fool, one day you cooked for a change
For me to rest eternal on a drastic change
In this dirty mind of yours.. what does it mean?
Dirty though, you're my spouse, doesn't it that mean?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Varsha M 28 May 2021

Ma'am lovely poem. Cute cherishing old graffitis always reminding how well you served the relationship. Very encouraging. I was actually laughing imagining the scene.

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Walls with memories with one golden moon sparkling. Exquisite poetry, dear Ma'm....Top stars

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An intriguing and interesting poem. A one of a kind write well thought out.

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