Blueprints & Strangers

Blueprints & Strangers

A Poem by Anu Biswas

You walked into my blueprint she mused
Invited, yet unannounced
Now days are measured by sweet interludes
Of rambling conversations in gentle hues
Where the equinox was not forgotten; and the haiku was not left unsaid
As she shared reckless pixels of an intensity repossessed
And serendipity once forgotten flowed gently in her head.

Anu Biswas

© 2013 Anu Biswas


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this is gorgeous. i can't point out a favorite line because they are all so damned good! i love that word, serendipity. it sounds so much more interesting than luck or fate. very nicely penned, dear Anu....

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Anu Biswas

11 Years Ago

Thank you for your kind words Quin

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates



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