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72/M/Dhanbad, India Ram Krishna Singh, born, brought up and educated in Varanasi (U.P., India), has been writing poetry in English for about four decades. He has published over 160 academic articles, 175 book reviews, and 22 collection of poems.
UKRAINE WAR Enchained by his own creation in Ukraine Zilensky now counts his wounds and sees a spectacle of ravage before extinction Joe Biden couldn’t help the avalanche of night now wrapped in rubble none left to shed tears keep memories of the sun now steeped in darkness --R K Singh
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Dec 3, 2022
Dec 3, 2022 at 5:39 AM UTC
UKRAINE WAR
SHE : A Fragment i. rocking chair: sun through the clouds in verandah after days of rain and nostalgic nights she hands me a lukewarm tea of ginger, clove and honey to make love and stay alive ii. shadows fly from my fingers with the moving wrist— the hand disappears I can’t touch her heart under the tan skin: they waver behind the glass hissing through clenched teeth as I sip my drink she gives me a frozen smile iii. who can see except myself the ghetto within? I laugh away when she senses it in the façade of the forgotten I reinvent searching miracles in her annoyance iv. she props the stooping lemons with stake but avoids bending close to me: I die to draw the blossom in my twining arms but she likes the other scent v. she’s graceful on bended knees supplicant head bent, in peace victim of whip can’t pull back past happiness love’s sharp tongue he’s no lug can’t see the gems in rain drops her aura shines vi. I feel her hyaline influx in my deep love leaps from the soul with subtle glows her breath runs through my veins: this vassal of the flesh blushes as I drink the infinite in her vii. don’t question the lips that wilt the tongue licking wetness in the mouth the mystery of delight prophecy of the birth by salty swallowing make new parables with face mask surviving one more gospel viii. To see you naked is to recall the earth says Garcia Lorca it’s no sin to love strip naked in bed, kitchen or prayer room the bodies don’t shine all the time nor passion wildly overflows but when we have time we must remember parts arouse dead flesh rub raw with desire peeling wet layers through light sound, sense and taste play the seasons: the thirst is ever new and blissful too to recreate the body, a temple and a prayer --R K Singh
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Dec 3, 2022
Dec 3, 2022 at 5:37 AM UTC
SHE: A Fragment
SHE : A Fragment i. rocking chair: sun through the clouds in verandah after days of rain and nostalgic nights she hands me a lukewarm tea of ginger, clove and honey to make love and stay alive ii. shadows fly from my fingers with the moving wrist— the hand disappears I can’t touch her heart under the tan skin: they waver behind the glass hissing through clenched teeth as I sip my drink she gives me a frozen smile iii. who can see except myself the ghetto within? I laugh away when she senses it in the façade of the forgotten I reinvent searching miracles in her annoyance iv. she props the stooping lemons with stake but avoids bending close to me: I die to draw the blossom in my twining arms but she likes the other scent v. she’s graceful on bended knees supplicant head bent, in peace victim of whip can’t pull back past happiness love’s sharp tongue he’s no lug can’t see the gems in rain drops her aura shines vi. I feel her hyaline influx in my deep love leaps from the soul with subtle glows her breath runs through my veins: this vassal of the flesh blushes as I drink the infinite in her vii. don’t question the lips that wilt the tongue licking wetness in the mouth the mystery of delight prophecy of the birth by salty swallowing make new parables with face mask surviving one more gospel viii. To see you naked is to recall the earth says Garcia Lorca it’s no sin to love strip naked in bed, kitchen or prayer room the bodies don’t shine all the time nor passion wildly overflows but when we have time we must remember parts arouse dead flesh rub raw with desire peeling wet layers through light sound, sense and taste play the seasons: the thirst is ever new and blissful too to recreate the body, a temple and a prayer --R K Singh
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