Black Coffee

Black Coffee

A Poem by Koushik Sen

Black coffee

 

In the cold white of the saucer,
Sits a coffee-brim like an eyeball.
Voices murmur, and Banter too,
Is around. I speak, I listen,
But nothing's coherent. Only the eyeball
Stares, pretending to be at my side.
But I have known such wanting stares.
And as the cobwebs dance
In the midway trance,
She still stares somewhere perhaps,
And I stare too. But,
The coffee is laid bare
And it's cold now.

© 2016 Koushik Sen


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I have a sense that the eyeball is a metaphor, am I right?

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Koushik Sen

7 Years Ago

yup.... :) for the past.... and the unborn future
@JenniferNicholeAuthor

7 Years Ago

the unborn future... I like that! You should write a poem with that element!
Koushik Sen

7 Years Ago

mm hmm... if you insist ;)

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Koushik Sen
Koushik Sen

Kolkata, West Bengal, India



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