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A Married Couple

by @krishnapachegonkar

Their togetherness had become an island, surrounded by strange waters .She contributes to its noise unendingly.He often makes grand, defiant gestures withering away like luckless roots. Only a ruthless need survives.Years have turned dreams into plain consolations. Even hope is a necessary drudgery.Fears grow like parasites on their passions. Yet a reluctance persists-- reluctance to expand, the turbulence or claim of waters does not surprise, some playful waves struggle to the sand, watching them, they become unconcerned, as the skies Should they be called happy? The question sounds hollow.They have raised walls around their beings, a happy captivity of the sun, while their lives dance as dolls immaculate
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published in Indian Literature' journal of Sahitya Akademi July-Aug 1986-New Delhi

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