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Tired yellows on infant flowers Are like resignation on new lovers. Rains drop, when the sky blinks; Fetching tears on abandoned brinks. The sweaty smell of gestation, Signifies the mangoes’ manifestation. I close my eyes and hear The inevitable drum roll caving near. Spring reclines under the parapets of roofs, Crushed like a migrant under our carriage hoofs. Summer. The Harbinger of Life. Possess these seeds and fertilize Their voluble dormancy In the flames of insurgency.
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Mar 9, 2017
Mar 9, 2017 at 6:21 AM UTC
Summer
Tired yellows on infant flowers Are like resignation on new lovers. Rains drop, when the sky blinks; Fetching tears on abandoned brinks. The sweaty smell of gestation, Signifies the mangoes’ manifestation. I close my eyes and hear The inevitable drum roll caving near. Spring reclines under the parapets of roofs, Crushed like a migrant under our carriage hoofs. Summer. The Harbinger of Life. Possess these seeds and fertilize Their voluble dormancy In the flames of insurgency.
Requiem for a silent spring
arpita-banerjee
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Mar 9, 2017
Mar 9, 2017 at 6:21 AM UTC
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