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Sounds

The sounds had come in before dawn

From a glimmer over buildings, spread

Hiding some distinctive cuckoo throats

Trying to break free, from future and rain.

There was breeze , mostly from darkness

That seems to have come from the vapors

Of a few ghosts of clouds in a tainted sky.

 

As the hours grew large to sounds of fury

I am turned to a Brecht's stone fisherman

Holding this stone up a banner of triumph

To less fortunate hours of no fish or stone.

 

(Reference is to Brecht's poem about old Stone Fisherman

who displays his prized catch of a stone each time his net

comes up with another stone to the less fortunate ones)

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Written by
jagannath-rao-adukuri
Indian
Published
May 11, 2012
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