From bright sunlight
to pitch dark tunnel
passes the train
The year's first day
in the sunny courtyard
newspaper flutters
From a wiccan
seeks healing intercession:
fears spirits' clash
Sticks incense fragrance
on dried flowers and cut fruits
before the image
Their first dating:
with inverted reflection
walk out of the bar
Searches her bra
in the pile of nightclothes--
sunwarming
Unclothing
the white night--
lips meeting lips
Walking with
inverted images--
sea beach
Rises with tickles
between the thighs
the dream-serpent
Moving between
the fingers of a toddler:
the first winter rain
The winter chill
slowly rises each evening--
frozen shadows
With his crying baby
he moves in the train's passage:
marital tension
My whitening hair
and the ageing eyes long for
spring in the body
Years of home
in three suitcases:
deep-breathing
On the ramp
hangs the nude her heart:
blazing back
Night's passage
on the beach with her--
silky sting
Fortune melting
with change in the wind:
summer leaves
Glued to the rock
feeling the river's cold flame
my hands and feet
The wet pages
of yesterday's newspaper:
all trains late
Panting through kisses
convulses her bdy--
rhythmic petting
With fearing finger
touches her to reach the clit:
slides...soft...hard...slow...fast
White stubble
round his august chin--
saturday
Abandoned
her mother on the wall:
fading streaks
A yellow snake
slithers on the grass--
dewy trail of love
Orange streak
through the clouds--
seat belt fastened
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Thursday, December 7, 2006
THE PROMISED NEW AGE
The dawn is still asleep in the east.
Don't dupe us we are marching
toward the promised new age.
We can't cross the summit in one go.
The hollow bamboos and dry blades conspire
to drug us in our own name.
The summer loo batters the parched land.
The yellowed fields in May and June
will not green. It's never vernal here.
The palm-leaf fan can't quench the flame.
The vultures of the preliberation ddecades
are picking potatoes from a rotten heap.
The city is a cowered dog dazzling in neon.
They fight against evils and rots
with the anarchy of flags and slogans.
The flood in the Brahmaputra will turn men into fish.
They are not aware though I dream of the vast
land of lotus shining with young morning sun.
R.K.SINGH
Composed on 31 May 1980
Don't dupe us we are marching
toward the promised new age.
We can't cross the summit in one go.
The hollow bamboos and dry blades conspire
to drug us in our own name.
The summer loo batters the parched land.
The yellowed fields in May and June
will not green. It's never vernal here.
The palm-leaf fan can't quench the flame.
The vultures of the preliberation ddecades
are picking potatoes from a rotten heap.
The city is a cowered dog dazzling in neon.
They fight against evils and rots
with the anarchy of flags and slogans.
The flood in the Brahmaputra will turn men into fish.
They are not aware though I dream of the vast
land of lotus shining with young morning sun.
R.K.SINGH
Composed on 31 May 1980
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