On Snore and
snail
It is a midway
between City and Town
and
Hamlet. A peculiar time
for celebrations:
Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Martyr’s Day,
Children’s
Day, All go well in their
well set
cuisine. Hassel free.
Blissful
eventide falls,
Poet carefully sits
and types
On Karma’s
plight;
A prolonged snoring
dismantling
all our Peace.
This loud, snoring
ringing and rhythmic
at
breathed intervals, a disturbance
in the
room for the inmates.
But, for the persona,
a blissful
Sleep, poly vocalic language.
A child
claps at the sudden ,
Clasps
at the pillows
and
Bedspreads
and colorful
Sheets strewn, some piled up.
Snoring amidst
coir sponge.
Yonder, on the clipped lawn,
Snail, seeks
to maintain its ( celerity).
A linguist perhaps would clap
to beat in
tune with the rhythmic
Syllable count of snore and
snail.
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