Praying Hurriedly (poem) by Satish Verma on AuthorsDen

· Become a Fan
· Contact me
· Success story
· Books
· Poetry
· Messages

· 1,746 Titles
· 392 Reviews
· Save to My Library
· Share with a friend
· Add to Favorites
· Member Since: May, 2008

Bookmarks

Add this page to
your Bookmarks List

Satish Verma, click here to update
your web pages on AuthorsDen.com.

Featured Book
Doing Max Vinyl (An Annie Ogden Mystery) by Frederick Brooke

An absurd journey into the heart of modern corporate lunacy, Doing Max Vinyl features a businessman who runs afoul of his environmentalist girlfriend, his scorned ex-wife..

BookAds by Silver
Gold and Platinum Members

   - eBooks
   - Marketplace
   - FaceBook

Popular
Poetry (Poetry)


1.	Anima-L


2.	And So She Cries Black Tears


3.	Old Story


4.	FOREVERMORE


5.	An Already Complicated Life


6.	Straddling the Chasm


7.	The Flame Of Thoughts


8.	Reliving the Sins


9.	The Note


10.	MY SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES


11.	Dim Reflections


12.	Words Will Never Express How Lucky I am to


13.	Roses Of Grace


14.	Orchid of Desire


15.	I Put Down The Camera

Recent poems by Satish Verma
•  SANITY
•  HANGING GARDEN
•  Trespassing
•  TILL THIS DAY
•  WAR AND FEATHERS
•  LAST WORDS
•  When The Flesh Ripens
•  THE TARGET
•  Sinking Boat
•  Leapfrog
•  MANY NAMESAKES
•  WINTER STORY
•  Otherness
•  VISUALIZATION
           >> View all 1,745

Praying Hurriedly by Satish Verma Friday, May 25, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
You were trampeling on a wasp, when sprouts were generating Escherichia. Dirt. Romping around. How many corpses were there? Why can’t you tell the exact figure? Under the carpet the shoes will help. The need to jump from the rostrum? Was it not a banal show? The giggling girls threw a cordon around the sheep. The trembling flesh. Somebody walked away with the chopped head. Weeping. No the severed head was laughing. It was an open book. How to make the beds on street, and then lie naked. Satish Verma

Want to review or comment on this poem?
Click here to login!

Need a FREE Reader Membership?
Click here for your Membership!