Blue GamesA Poem by Satish VermaBlue Games
I think not,
I am. Still blindfolded carrying the rusted shovel on my shoulder. The old rage refuses to die. What is that gene which makes you shudder? And you lie like a beached whale! The eccentric words wrap you up again and embrace the moon for taking revenge. Very little arsenal was left in my blue-veined arms. Nobody wins in our daily war. Some hidden wounds will surfaces at night. I come out in dark, cruising the lanes to find my poem. © 2021 Satish Verma
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