Squatting,
(under the huge
tree with red,
yellow leaves,
half-bent, half
falling into
green, brown waters
of the still,
dirty lake
turning orange,
red, gold, silver,
black under
the purple, violet, blue,
turquoise sky
in the red, orange,
brown setting sun,
half drowned in
the silver, gold,
white smokey
clouds)
the poet in the
long, black,
patched old
felt overcoat
and broken,
brown boots
holding
a long, thin, dry
reed
was a poem
himself.
© Jatin Gandhi, 2005
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
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2 comments:
why is the poet always so ragged? And why is the cliche so?
I ask
do u really want an answer?
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