I never said,
“You owe me a dream.”
Life manifested
Even more beautifully….
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Copyright © 2017, Deeya Nayar-Nambiar
Category: Prose Poetry
White…
Wind chime flirted with
White lace curtains
By kitchen window
That witnessed quietly
Fall of milk and doused flame.
I was not burnt
But bore the brunt,
Tasting imagined flavours of crumbs and cream
That spilled dramatically
When the doorbell rang
And I stumbled…
Split of white second, a momentary bliss –
Mind couldn’t retrieve, though….
“All good?”
“Of course, just a pudding.”
Wind chime flirted, once again.
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Grey Matter
Every day she celebrated
Her life, as if her birthday;
Day, the birth of a new idea
Filtered through her grey matter
And spelled imagery.
Her symbolism not universal
And Yeats left his impressions when
She busied into curating Byzantium.
Some tweeting!
Her search….
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Blue Frame
Agile hands worked hard to toil
The family owned land.
Sheets of blue tarpaulin shaded
Young one cuddled up on tattered sheet.
Beads of sweat vanished into the parched land. But,
Water not enough to bed the seeds.
A familiar blue frame with broken glass dangled;
Bamboo held it strong. The photo meant faith.
Copyright © 2017, Deeya Nayar-Nambiar
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