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water colour unbound - 1

on the grass-land

in-between

 

cast their shadows

 

once the folk-song

once the rare cotton

 

so much sky-kissing blue

are the horses of sunday

 

with glittering sunshine

on its white sail

 

the bird

that has flown from the corn-field

with a rosy balloon on its back

 

now in the evening of the girl

having her husband alive

the smell of salted turmeric

engrosses the cloth-end

 

not from so far-end

not in so much noise

 

coming nearer

in a more whispering voice

 

the mushroom of the lips

sees its face

in the green of rain-drops

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murari-sinha
Indian
Published
Sep 8, 2012
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