An Apple a day; You and I shared this day; by cutting it half in ****; From one angle I saw you, swallowing;Throat jammed; No thirst; No hunger; at the hanging dried-up breast; from another angle; Just like a pale; Ruined, dead body; You became the debris of a divine love inside your womb; no more little seed can grow; And you remain so simple; humble Beside a sharp knife on the top of a dining table! ** BY WILLIAMSJI MAVELI williamsji@yahoo.com www.williamsji.com www.williamsgeorge.com www.williamsmaveli.com
Revelations of Bluffed Words-Poem (Poem Page 10) (All poems in this series are, translations from Malayalam, originally written in author’s mother-tongue, “Malayalam’”, the language of Kerala, in South India.) BY WILLIAMSJI MAVELI williamsji@yahoo.com www.williamsji.com