In Search Of Something Poem by LALITHA JOSEPH

In Search Of Something



Rusty hinges creeked
A stick walked in front
Guiding a fragile frame.
It tapped the corners
And advanced with shaky motion

The stooped figure
With two hollow sockets
eyes buried deep
cheeks pushed in
with no dentures

Grappling in the dark,
sniffing the edges,
rubbing the table,
to take hold
of a lost memory.

Friday, May 31, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: memory,old age
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