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Pradip Chattopadhyay
Poems
Dec 2016
Four Corners of Seasons
It seems yesterday
she lay four eggs by me
but didn't come to stay
she was soon a memory.
Her plume yellow green
eyes dark as sea
a short time she had been
then gone hastily.
She was not by my side
nor in the nesting ***
my heart was pierced wide
she was all I got.
Seeing me glum and hurt
they brought a bluish plume
I shunned her at the start
my heart was still in gloom.
Before long I fell for her
she preened me soft and sweet
helped me heal the scar
get back lost heartbeat.
Back to happy mood
I worked up one new nest
loved her best I could
putting the past to rest.
Rolled by fast the weeks
good times leave in haste
past few eggs and chicks
death laid her to rest.
Like this they came and went
seasons of joy and grief
the ones my love I lent
stayed but for too brief.
Now stalks me the claw of age
my plume are shedding fast
all I have is a cage
to ruminate loves of past.
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Pradip Chattopadhyay
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