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Siddhartha Shankar Bose
Poems
Sep 2018
The idea of you
What can I hold of you?
Of a fleeing cloud
making good its escape
from its wanton lodgings
in the sea looking to empty itself
and in the sky seeking closure
Of a lightning cowering
in its fleeting existence
waiting to be consoled and told,
it’s magically alive
as a sliver of hope in the dark
Of the bountiful waves
retreating every time
with a handful of sand,
clutching on to the earth
it has made a promise of return
Of the godly Sun
drowning in the horizon
every day in a Spartan death
to see the moon rise
and bask in its borrowed love
Of a cursed fate
mooring me to the abyss
refusing to unchain me,
to feel what it is to sail in waters
which treasure the idea of you
What do I hold of you?
Written by
Siddhartha Shankar Bose
Jaipur, India
(Jaipur, India)
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