My Mates in Solitude

Indrani Chatterjee posted under PenMuse-22 Poetry on 2020-09-22



If rain On monsoon leaves, Breaks my prolong silence, I shall be indebted to its Bland knock. If flux Of pithy breeze, Spur life in my dead cells, I shall be indebted to its Ingress. If chirps Of cuckoo bird, Elevates my grieved heart, I shall be indebted to its Blithe notes. If glints Of morning pearls, Perch on my chivied mind, I shall be indebted to their Stark grace. Aye shall Be a debtor, If mates in my silence, Share my fardel of solitude With glee.

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