XXXV, by Sumit Singh
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he gathered the determination of being a man
he put his boot and his belt, as tight as he can
he flex his muscles as visible as it appears
he put the being of him back behind
he reflected himself in mirror, invisibly, and glares
the job has to be done, anyway, dark or blind
he stood and walked towards the mezzanine
the half floors, the woman of his kind
he raised his coller, he stood nearby brawler
he took, towards her, a long stride
he left all his undone past, his I, all denied
the graffitti on his face
the anticipationof her, in many ways
the hopeless ray of light they want to raise
the toggle desperation of life, they frays
they put their mouth together
they put off their souls, no further
they conqurer their intentions all together
they had it, all along, on way or rather |
Posted: 2005-10-13 19:51:35 UTC |
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