When The Palmist Said, You Will Have Two Wives Poem by Bijay Kant Dubey

When The Palmist Said, You Will Have Two Wives



When seeing the other men showing
Their hands to him,
I too poked in
With my hand outstretched
And it was my turn to hear him
Smilingly
And with fear
When said he about the tragedies and accidents,
Bad omens,
Smiled I
When said he about the lines
Of having two wives
But hesitated I in keeping,
I mean introducing to the public
At the same time
Or say feared I
In thinking about the quarrels ensuing
In between two wives,
My dropping passion
Got a boost up
When asked he to do karma
And warned me of friends
And their company
And the wasting of time.

Monday, November 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: art
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