The White HorseA Poem by Koushik SenThe White Horse
The white horse danced past in curlicues along the wet sand.
Its shadow changed places like a leprechaun. The brine from my cheeks saddled down a path
Chased by things it could not control.
The grace was unmistakable. The scudding waves flew past its body as it threw itself neck and croppers
Down its own body or else it could not hope to escape. I stood up unbalanced under the weight of her absence
And depressed by the thought of how profane my expressions would sound. I ran, the absence of something
driving me like a mad Romantic. My feelings reperfusioned up
into a flotilla and they turned meteorically towards her. It spelled death for him. She was too far for my body. The sea hummed a roaring dirge Up the hills Into the frilly wind that Glues together life And death And shadows.
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1 Review Added on May 24, 2016 Last Updated on May 24, 2016 AuthorKoushik SenKolkata, West Bengal, IndiaAboutI am a keen reader, and am currently pursuing my post-graduation from the University of Calcutta. I am passionate about writing. more..Writing
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