by Sangeeta Suneja
As the moss stays green,
Over the broken bridge,
Clinging, to the grey gravel,
In wait,
For the seasonal,
silver blue brook
to flow,
once again.
My wait, waits to glow,
green,
before,
I get smeared away
into a colourless smut and dust.
I rust,
Just
for you,
Chipping off, the brown time
Nailed in the walls
Of the broken bridge
Holding on to,
Your wrought iron mind,
Hope it rains, soon,
Hope the brook spills
Its gloom,
Hope the grey gravel grows greener,
I hope to sit down at the silver stream,
Our bare feet hanging, touching
the moss, that is all silk and green.
Hope it rains, soon,
ReplyDeleteHope the brook spills
Its gloom,
Hope the grey gravel grows greener,
I hope to sit down at the silver stream,
Our bare feet hanging, touching
the moss, that is all silk and green.
love it, sangeeta :)
Thank you Dr Ampat Koshy! I am so glad that you liked it.
ReplyDeleteloved this ::))) @ Mary annie A.v.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mary Annie. Honoured, I am.
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