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Dead heads stare from the wall one can't tell if their glassy eyes hold the relics of past life or the sadness of having lost it to the fires of royal pastime tiger eyes look pathetically pleading for re-stitching the stripes on the bones leopard head growls only in anguish of his spots being soft spot for target the open jaws of the croc can't still swallow the stuck bullet awed eyes of deer is yet to sense the muzzle that ruptured its innocence the jackals, birds, langurs, civets all frozen in the suddenness of the ***** out. The hunter's head peeps from a dusty frame having got his place of pride among his game.
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Jun 27, 2016
Jun 27, 2016 at 3:10 AM UTC
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Dead heads stare from the wall one can't tell if their glassy eyes hold the relics of past life or the sadness of having lost it to the fires of royal pastime tiger eyes look pathetically pleading for re-stitching the stripes on the bones leopard head growls only in anguish of his spots being soft spot for target the open jaws of the croc can't still swallow the stuck bullet awed eyes of deer is yet to sense the muzzle that ruptured its innocence the jackals, birds, langurs, civets all frozen in the suddenness of the ***** out. The hunter's head peeps from a dusty frame having got his place of pride among his game.
pradip-chattopadhyay
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Jun 27, 2016
Jun 27, 2016 at 3:10 AM UTC
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