Susanna's Seven HusbandsA Poem by SiddharthaInspired from a short story by Ruskin Bond this poem's fraught with conflicting emotions just as women are...:D
Susanna's seven husbands
Died one after the other And left Susanna dear In a spot of bother She didn't miss them much Though she missed them twice over But getting rid was better Than being the silent spurned lover She loved each of them Death still sealed their fate Killed one after the other And satiated Susanna's hate Labelled a succubus, a witch Susanna's still in the mansion Shunned by the familiar and the stranger Wearing out life's last session But her spirit still burns bright For she calls society's bluff She isn't shunned for being thought a killer But because she's had the last laugh © 2011 SiddharthaReviews
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5 Reviews Added on January 4, 2011 Last Updated on January 4, 2011 AuthorSiddharthaHyderabad, South Asia, IndiaAboutAn engineer, with a management degree, I am passionate about and fascinated by the arts – literature, movies, music and photography, et al. Creative writing, especially poetry is the raison d&rs.. more..Writing
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