If you agree it is part two Jayanta Bhaumik Poetry

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by Jayanta Bhaumik

Published in Issue No. 271 ~ December, 2019

I should’ve told you how

flaps make an underpass sound when

I see a heartbroken fly trembling its dream

 

Such flies assume your mindset

as I feel allowed to your pashmina circumference

 

this wakefulness roves

 

around your preening moon that is never aspired by

wolf-mongers in the ebony

or

in the curious addiction of birds that have just

finished their flights and prattles

 

can a hawk sore up above the count of those brinks?

 

I woke up again to the pungent

incense of emptiness

one of neighbours wondered what would’ve been

to such memories had these foggy kisses not

crawled down such darker days full of letters

 

had my world swirled to the other side of the sky

 

there’s another side curled into the same season,

if you can forego you are more the

return of a meaningless dream

 

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Jayanta Bhaumik is basically from the field of metaphysics and Astrology. Poetry is his passion and experiment, his Quest. A Research Member of American Federation of Astrologers Inc., he spends a period in Singapore and other south-east Asian countries every year for his professional assignments. His poems can be found in the recent issues of Poetry Super Highway and Zombie Logic Review.