The Pangs | K.S. Subramanian.

K.S. Subramanian

Jabs in the heart often leave

lacerating scars;  So they aver.

If age could draw a line for it

this far and no further?

 

My creative vein throbs at times,

blossoms with blue hope.

I covet the verdant blossom

feel it won’t give me a long rope.

To look back is not a riveting lay.

Better see one’s warts in the mirror.

 

Yet I do, see a long, stretched way

enmeshed in bristles of prickles.

All worth the straining of bones?

Oh! No…see the slivers in the horizon!

 

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Eyeing Mars | By KS Subramanian

 

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KS Subramanian has two volumes of poetry Ragpickers and Treading on gnarled sand published by the Writers Workshop, Kolkata. His short stories have appeared in several web sites. He is a retired Asst. Editor from The Hindu.

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