Condemned To Live In Dark Poem by Satish Verma

Condemned To Live In Dark



This life has sunk
too low. You want to go in disguise
after the hawk disheveled.

Your memories will not
sleep. The child in you wakes up
at every bell. The weaver dozes off.

Shoreline is far off. Blood
tastes like water. Socrates wants to
pay the debt before he drinks hemlock.

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