Crossing Damodar

Crossing Damodar

A Poem by Ray

Monsoon on its last few days, 
it is going to make peace;
 water in it so green
the entire world in it.
The steamer is full,
veiled faces, tired frames,
bags full of week’s shopping,
child crying on her lap.
The lapping sound,
Water beneath chilled,
The sun above burns,
a confused world in between.
The shadow of my village in it
Coconut, beetle, palm
craning over it.
Far away I see her
red bordered white saree,
weak frame,
wrinkled skin.
Awaiting look in her loneliness
I’m  crossing the river to see
Who precedes me

© 2012 Ray


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Very vivid! I could almost see the saree of which the delicate edge gently nods on a sweet breeze...

Beautiful! Keep it up!

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Very good:) I like the quote " tired frames" :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


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