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aquarium

those

who has so long been submerged

in the water of the womb-cave

now when the sun rises

would they put their lips in action

 

the pantograph

the wheat-plants

that has been sowed in autumn

the shyness of the houses

going away farther and farther

 

how much should i become glum

for those stations

on which i suppose to never put my steps

 

since taking birth

the same story of huggis and wrappers

 

i’ve told you to say good bye

to the portman

full of rust

 

and to make an aquarium

for the flying-fishes

with the water-moon

 

there may also exist

some social forestry

 

mr slumber

you can’t keep the good-wishes

arranged properly

 

so as soon as the eyes get open

the palpitations start

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murari-sinha
Indian
Published
Sep 13, 2010
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