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It whispers to me everyday, wide and deathly. The heartbeat of it never fades. The garland grows rounder and vague. It’s like a warning, only you cannot avoid. Where it will descend: on the dandruffed hair Moping the pimpled cheeks? or on the Origin of the thumps itself, losing the will to beat? They do not speak, but their act volumes like nothing else. The black magnolias bloom and bleed Odours of life. Do not believe their Scented breath. It is almost beautiful Like ten minutes of peace. I’m no longer afraid, my flowery enemy. The buds sleep while monoecious parents Mother a silent death. Shalini Nayar © 2002
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 9:30 AM UTC
Magnolias
It whispers to me everyday, wide and deathly. The heartbeat of it never fades. The garland grows rounder and vague. It’s like a warning, only you cannot avoid. Where it will descend: on the dandruffed hair Moping the pimpled cheeks? or on the Origin of the thumps itself, losing the will to beat? They do not speak, but their act volumes like nothing else. The black magnolias bloom and bleed Odours of life. Do not believe their Scented breath. It is almost beautiful Like ten minutes of peace. I’m no longer afraid, my flowery enemy. The buds sleep while monoecious parents Mother a silent death. Shalini Nayar © 2002
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 9:30 AM UTC
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