Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 11 september 2018

The Secret Path

Often, 
I will return to myself, 
to meet a lost ancestor; 
exploring the statics― 
of the room, from where the journey 
had started. 
 
I will read your face in dark. The 
wrinkles, the broken teeth, 
and the foggy vision. 
 
The fire escape now lies bereft 
of trappings. There is a blank space 
there, sucking the sky. 
 
The pragmatism had taken over 
and I was left over with 
the figures in stones. 
 
I am trying to walk again 
deep into the woods. The time stands 
still. I am ready for an 
uncounter with unknown.


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 10 september 2018

The Nectarine Bliss

The nectar, 
coming from nowhere, 
settles on your lips. 
 

 
A peacock 
will show all the eyes, 
wide open. 
 

 
What will it mean 
if a nuke is fired, 
noiselessly, as a depth charge?


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 9 september 2018

A Labyrinthine Passage

It was oneness, 
which brought my poetry 
in the folds of autumn. 
 
From words apart 
you want to talk in space 
for transparent signs. 
 
The city sleeps 
in morning mist, without 
opening the windows- 
of consciousness. 
 
I come out in open 
to watch the lone ficus tree 
waiting to become a deity 
of the walking shadows.


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 8 september 2018

Incinerated

I don't find words. 
Words will find me crying, 
when a drone hits the coral reef. 
 
Between guilty and 
innocent, the sleep will 
level the night and 
let go the dreams in sea. 
 
The school of fish dies 
in my story. The ship sails 
for a new port. I cleave 
a pattern of withdrawl. 
 
Roses will come again, to 
sign a pact with the unshaven 
god, sitting on the pavement, 
waiting to be beheaded.


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 7 september 2018

Underbelly

Unlocking, 
the silver knife. 
The poetry matters, 
when it is dark. 
 

 
Night, 
has its own secrets, when, 
dew spreads out 
the beadings on grass. 
 

 
Blackbuck was ready 
to shed the antlers. 
Moon was hornless.


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 6 september 2018

A Lone Journey

Invasion was thin 
like a feather's fall 
on the mirror. 
 
Only bride will know, 
the rose petals were 
meant for unthinking. 
 
Scattering rice 
to dig out the tools 
of prehistonic man. 
 
The previous night 
I taught myself 
how not to peel the oranges― 
 
with bare hands, 
in terror, when there was 
endless path to unknown.
 


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 4 september 2018

Gods Were Changing

After carbon dating 
you will find- 
that pain does not shimmer. 
 
The terror of words 
and words of terror, testify 
against the predator 
for twisting a confession. 
 
The world will never be the same! 
 
The savage cool 
of the landscape, turns me on. 
I decide to burn the 
god books. 
 
A charcoal portrait on the wall 
tells the truth. The blackbird 
will come stealthily. Radar 
was aimed at the temple of love. 
 
The world will never be the same!


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 3 september 2018

Paralysed

When, 
the scream ends, you start 
digging the shadows of 
red berries. 
 
The sky, 
scoops the children of rape, 
waiting for 
the rains. 
 
The tiger beetle, 
will run after the winged prey 
of first love. 
 
Would you like to taste 
the moon in the dark bowl 
of malicious night? 
 
Reading about the spell 
of the roses, I went to a 
Sufi, for an epitaph.


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 1 september 2018

Words Play

Blending with the light, 
as ancients did- 
on the leafy path. 
 
You turn your gun- 
on an old skull, 
with broken teeth, 
 
to rewrite the murder, 
without qualms. A sniper 
would take an aim. 
 
Untouchable, the years 
roll by, sending echos 
in the valley of tears. 
 
A final stroke. 
The blood stops in the veins 
while the angel sleeps.


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Satish Verma

Satish Verma, 31 august 2018

Absurd Myths

Crossing the divine, 
I ask the marigolds 
to return to the dust. 
 
The gods were angry, 
and dead would not speak 
and the living were dead. 
 
I am now heading towards- 
the mute bells, disbelieving- 
the great enlightment. 
 
Rebuilding what was not true. 
A dream will start telling 
the price of the inflicted wounds. 
 
I am not sure: 
who were at fault. 
The letters? 
or the words?


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