My quill smacks    at me
 Those white, splashy, frothy, surging   waters
like   battalions with  iron-willed   prowess,
 dash against the  seemingly  timeless
Craggy rocks undiluted, firm and unshaken,
 Rocky stones not yet corroded,
 as if in a mood of defiance,
like   a sage in penance.
I  see the receding waters,
Now the roaring is gone
As in an aged lion, the valour is dead,
By the beach, my mood wanes,       
My    fingers criss-cross on the sands,
the pen which I throw in a fit of fury,
mocks   at , the tiny bold bird
 flaps its wings, back to me.
 
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
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