Nira’s Tale Of Love Ii Poem by Tuna Biswal

Nira’s Tale Of Love Ii



Nira’s Tale of Love II

A miser sleeping in a corner;
Her battered skin adorning Her finer.

Distant bustling She heard,
Constant rumbling She feared.

The horizon of an alien land;
Who could breathe a second?

Loved once; was hated twice,
But to die once; Would others pay the price?

When Her smooth lips kissed them,
She forgot the past cup’s brim.

Nights betrayed the lights,
Cries stole away Her nights.

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Tuna Biswal

Tuna Biswal

Rourkela, Bargarh, Odisha, India
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