Christable Anon started with a riddle that she was told, is a poem when she was in class III as sudden as one mad afternoon menstrual start. And then she realized she has to walk miles with words. She ventured impulsively, honestly, true to the sensibilities of her surrounding, and unaware of time and event she grew up along with her poetry. Works here are evidences of her makeover; few dedicated few self-explanatory.
You will not find poetry anywhere unless you bring some of it with you. Joseph Joubert
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Stitched
roses
underneath
the skirt that nature
wear often
are
sown to distress
lips cannot put in a smoke
nor bleed a seed
they
will sing to hymen
the stories of the ships
and sea
and
men lost in the leaves
the roses often shade
They sink
to
bottomless sea
anchoring the fragile soil
and
white ink
white ink
that writes nothing...
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