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OUIJA BOARD
Copyright ©2009 Prithviraj Bhaskar Shankar 
Posted by Prithviraj Bhaskar Shankar Wed, Jul 15th 2009, 19:24 :: English

OUIJA BOARD

My friend of thousand sunsets,
dark and crystal moons,
where have I lost you…
These gaping doors to oblivion
lets in a so cruel a draft..
Palms tinged yellow-orange
with red sandal, turmeric,
wine stained lips,

blue veined temples,
wet eyes brimming
with suppressed laughter
like broken bangles
falling on silk…
Where is the nymph
playing this jalatharanga?
Sooty granite walls,
torches long dead,
where did I lose you?

Note: Jalatharanga is a seemingly simple Indian musical instrument that produces majical chimes by virtue of varying resonance from metal/crystal vessels filled with different levels of water.

  

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Good one Prithvi typically your style! If you did not intend it, make all letters of your poem of the same font-size!
Narayanan Raghunathan Wed, Apr 14th 2010, 03:56  
  
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