Some HaltersA Poem by Satish VermaSome Halters
Talking of doors
without walls. They shut and open, but don't lead you anywhere. This was no insult to the house of cards. I will ask the rains to stop for a while. Don't you be wet for any hurt, before knowing who you were. In quietus, your thoughts move like serrated knives. There will be blood, on the paper and a trace of guilt. Learning to sink like a log tied to a huge stone. Will it matter? Then, from where the energy comes? The untold secret was heavier, than the vocal denial. Was there a reticent surrender. © 2021 Satish Verma |
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Added on December 12, 2021 Last Updated on December 12, 2021 |

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