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World

May 8, 2015 | By

A symbolic poem, a reflection on the ruthless materialistic world of contemporary times. 

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“Palaces smell of blood and malls come and go with children.”

Huts are ornate
with passage of slow time
Palaces smell of blood and
malls come and go with children.

I pause, wait for cataclysm
Schools open and shut like flowers
testimony to deflowered living

Pots of rice are gold
Steaming, but money
erupts like the tornado
in a tsunami spelled world

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Ananya S Guha has been born and brought up in Shillong, India and works in India's National Open University, the Indira Gandhi National Open University. His poems in English have been published world wide. He also writes for newspapers and magazines/ web zines on matters ranging from society and politics to education. He holds a doctoral degree on the novels of William Golding. He edits the poetry column of The Thum Print Magazine, and has published seven collections of poetry.
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