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Sep 2016
the first time I ran,
mother says,
was because I didn't
want to be held on to,

so I broke all grasps
and fled as children
do and not remember
afterwards,

why

the last time I ran
was yesterday,
cajoling myself
to alarm beeps,

like a break in habit,
slow, tired and then
in rhythm, but not like
a first time, or a last,

tedium

did joy
pass by?
the running gods
didn't reply.
Snehith Kumbla
Written by
Snehith Kumbla  M/Pune, India
(M/Pune, India)   
714
   Paul Butters
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