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A book of verse, a jug of wine and thou

You are a songbird,

at night shift,

on the branch of my tree.

I am ever ecstatic,

in documenting body music;

the time is ripe for our concert,

we are intoxicated, drunk with the vintage wine of lust.

"No combination could be more perfect"

I hear you whisper poetry in my ear, inebriated.

Let us satiate-

the prompt of our divine longing

before this night leaves us behind.

Yes, you are right,

I am Omar Khayyam thinly disguised.

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k-balachandran
Indian
Published
Feb 10, 2013
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