A bohemian moon
was following me,
playing in the hands
of dark night.
Man's marrow, the
essence of truth,
drips from the wordless
poem.
Hanged from the
gate, a wreath of capsicums
and citruses to ward off
the evil eyes.
You avoid the debate.
I wanted the perfect answers.
Wearing a hawthorn crown
does not make a Christ.
Every religion has its own pain.
Satish Verma
was following me,
playing in the hands
of dark night.
Man's marrow, the
essence of truth,
drips from the wordless
poem.
Hanged from the
gate, a wreath of capsicums
and citruses to ward off
the evil eyes.
You avoid the debate.
I wanted the perfect answers.
Wearing a hawthorn crown
does not make a Christ.
Every religion has its own pain.
Satish Verma
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