Homage To Flesh Poem by Satish Verma

Homage To Flesh

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Far beyond the light years,
I will seek the darkness―
where the hope was born,
and night had the faith.

The trust not betyrayed, become
meniscus, when the crowds
start coming. Dog bitten you scowl.
A half-written poem was ripped away.

An inside truth comes too close
to flames. Something limbless―
moves in empty mind. In the
falling snow a dove flutters like a myth.

Half-truths are touted now as,
a new brand of secular religion.
Something was amiss. Man was
afraid of himself, becoming semi-god.

Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: poem
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Zwelethu Siwaphiwe Shweni 25 August 2016

Far beyond the light years, I will seek the darkness― where the hope was born, and night had the faith. - You said it well, when we are in the darkness we hope well, when in light, there is nothing to hope for. In absence of hope, we recall on darkness, where hopes belongs. 10 from me

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