BreakfastA Poem by Pushpa TuladharThe Poetry that
I never created, But the seconds
of my day That I adored so
much. Couldn’t grip the moments Of my day in my
fists As the iceberg
of the day Set into water
and spilled over From the seams of
my fists. After my morning
routine, I’d befall at The dining table
of my kitchen For my everyday
breakfast With a Mug of
Coffee Or a Cup of Tea Arising the
whole fullness in The emptiness within me. The morn spun
another page Of my erstwhile
diary With the deeds
of that very day, Too much absorbed
I’d be in Savoring the
flavor in me So that my time
spilled out Of my clenched
fists Might never be
in futile. *** © 2020 Pushpa Tuladhar |
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1 Review Added on October 6, 2020 Last Updated on October 6, 2020 AuthorPushpa TuladharKathmandu, Bagmati, NepalAboutPushpa Tuladhar, born on 1948, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is a poet and editor of Layalama Online Magazine. His poems are published in Rearview quarterly, Poetry Sharing Journal, Some Words, Ascent,Escri.. more..Writing
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