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Curtain Sheer

  • Writer: Suvarup Saha
    Suvarup Saha
  • May 21
  • 1 min read





Unexpectedly, when an afternoon

Cools, to let a draft in

That blows your curtain sheer,

I get a glimpse of your radiant

Eyes, and an unbloomed smile

On your lips does appear.


But it fades in between

Two frantic beats

That my heart races to muster,

The wind soon stops and

The curtain hangs dead

As I wait for my next disaster

2 Comments


anasuyaray
May 22

The disaster the disaster beholds

Is for no other to see;

Crumbling that has been happening for ages

Is the beginning of a re -

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Suvarup Saha
Suvarup Saha
May 24
Replying to

A melt and a refreeze -

And in those layers of ice

Is folded nice

Memories of a breeze

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