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National Poem Writing Month ’22: 20. White Not Brown Chocolate Cake
this shape they call heart. this flavor they call chocolate– not brown though but white. red caramelized sugar coated rose at one corner with string traverse through the cream-plain. bits of shredded coconuts, almonds and cashews rain-showered over. it was tickling when the name of the birthday man was spread at the end of the […]
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National Poem Writing Month ’22: 19. Stop/Abolition of a Word
Stop— Not you or to anyone else. Calling for preservation for the once word of importance. Don’t you think am speaking gibberish or something Martian. Look at the demolished city of Mariupol or just look at the avatars of God preaching creation of walls or at the eyes forgotten color–white or black–not bar for justice. […]
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National Poem Writing Month ’22: 18. Let It be Unsaid
i. Up the mountain one by one all fall to vanity and pride only the Elder reach the pinnacle with dog in guise. ii. Dream by lot the men with mind expand like blue of sky; dream is it all wants to achieve driven by force not divine. iii. My forefathers found mortar and sand […]
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National Poem Writing Month ’22: 17. Buri
When our little iron gate used to get opened, chime can be heard–different for each person. She used to know which one was rang by whom. When I used to opened it to leave the house, she would be there if she’s in around. Waving her tail she would be greeting me; panting and grasping […]
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National Poem Writing Month ’22: 16. Roses
Forget me not the roses whispered when I woke up this morning lately. Freshness waived away by one of the last nights. Color pale and dry of what it was. The name on the card blurred blue; washed by sprayed water droplets of the petals. Reminiscing the name an easy one but blankness of morning […]
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