For Whom The Moon Spills?A Poem by Satish VermaFor Whom The Moon Spills?
It was a sane apology,
for not forgetting you. Concealing your tears, you come to land in my poems. You are crazy― trying to teach bloodless affinity with milkweed butterflies. I think of not anyone else, when I am thoughtless. You creep into my veins like cobra love. The scream remains trapped between sharp teeth. I eject the mercy of venom. And I step down as trooper of Magenta. You throw me the rope to cross the river. © 2021 Satish Verma |
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