Deconstructed Love In Poetry. Poem by Subrata Ray
Deconstructed Love In Poetry.
Tender wings germinate and grow,
Yesterdays birds corrupt lechery,
In the ancient bed sleep the snakes,
The hungry hyenas loiter for flesh.
Hunters arrow to neutralize the rage,
Flood quench the volcano,
The dumb quakes at 12 noon,
The old sun forgets not its adolescence,
The fired hearth collects fuel in the wood.
Thursday, October 24, 2013
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Love: ancient, medieval or modern is same and wild exists without change whether in earth or heaven