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Seasons
by Sneha Subramanian Kanta
(Mumbai, Maharashtra, India)
Empty lanes of life, season after season
This cyclic, never ending aura of this monsoon; we walked together battling the enormous force of raindrops
they slap me on my face today as if loving you were a sin I committed
I’m on the rooftop of my house watching the late sun rise in winter how we’d dreamt of giving each other warmth
the heat my shawl gives me today is unbearable
The koyal is singing a song enchanting me to bring you along i am tired, the sun’s harsh rays beat my eyebrow
I find a piteous solace in the same heat, burning myself now
It has been twelve years since this momentum of time continues it doesn’t stop--- i’m someone else’s wife today forcibly, I lay in someone else’s arms making love out of meaningless relationships You left me ravaged along the path…
and yet I have so much to wonder about.
Years have passed and i silently rebel through silence the world seems to turn upside down
as this moonless night i sit in the dark and conjour verses for those who i loved and those who i’ve lost!
Dedicated to all those who've loved and lost due to peer pressure, caste biases and so on... In their silent tears is their love buried, tucked far from the maddening encroach of the world.
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