Hysterical Poem by Sadiqullah Khan

Hysterical

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Bitten tongue
Muscles bring joints fixed to angles
Uninhibited neural transmissions
Smell the shoe or those brown little seeds
On black charcoal

Call the Brahmin
Or some one who makes a conversation
With evil spirits
The holy wood is burned to call sanity

She may speak the truth
With the utmost will from her unconscious
Her bulging eyes then need a long sleep

She carries the weight of her bosom
And hides it
Why

She is a woman living with guilt
Why

She tells about future
Her soul too has the right to ascend to divinity

Islamabad
Aug 10,2010

Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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