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Poems
Sep 2021
Ungluing White Hands
darkness doesn't know
it's color...as it enacts
the thickest plaster
with striving.
ungluing white hands
that spread under the
wings of birds.
pausing abruptly midair--
over their clearing, wings
never more wide open.
breast to breast.
too final with embrace,
not rise overhead.
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SUDHANSHU KUMAR
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