The Stings Poem by Satish Verma

The Stings

Rating: 4.5


He was not ready
for a stash of negligees
put up by moon, on the trees.

A hanging valley drops the pretense
meets the river on the way
for a rendezvous.

Nymphs are flying randomly
against crystals of stars
blank night asks for nothing.

Sometimes hallucinations are welcome
when it is too hot inside
and the life sucks madly.

It was all very puzzling
the nudes in mirrors,
the stings in prayers.

Leaning against the wall
gives a scope for existence
remember, the desires are many.

the separateness was the idea
to put the damper on shouts
we are not, what we willed.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 07 June 2020

Nymphs are flying randomly against crystals of stars blank night asks for nothing. Your mind is full of imagination my dear poet Satish. tony

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Lantz Pierre 25 January 2017

Just at the moment that things get really hot is the moment when one must wonder if they are or are about to regret that awesome, atomic infusion of energy. Or whether the pit viper will strike. I wonder.

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