Moon, a poem written Manisha Manhas at Spillwords.com

Moon

Moon

written by: Manisha Manhas

 

the moon is a monochromatic
picture,
a face of a young lady,

whose gaze, a massive pearl
hangs as a pendant

from the sky,

beaming over
the lace of heat;

melting inside
the throat of chukor*

her cool songs pour
into the wind’s navel

spurting out as cucumbers, curing
the insomnia of two eyes,

the moon as
entwined wings of a
a butterfly

cracks down,
to spill honey over the two other moons,

of whom she is a silent spectator

a gentle bearer
of their sorrows and happiness!

 

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

 * chukor – an alternate name for a bird called partridge

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