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FUNERAL: A Poem by BHAVYA SHREE V





Incense is burnt
And it's odour
Pervaded in the -
Nook and corner
of the hall.
My body lay on the floor
Covered with a white cloth,
Even they knew
Black was my all time favourite.
Water is kept in the
Near by pot
Silent cries of unseen and ignored folks,
with an inexhaustible flame
Trashed
by hollow screams.
Only lurking sobs are left.

I haven't got this
Much awe
When I lived
And the folded hands
Left me tricky,
Along with a beautiful
Wreath on my chest.

In the corner
I could see
How my 20's and 60's kins
Were busy to find
Right messages of condolence
In Google to
Offer condolence to me
In status,
With the image of
my frozen body
With a frozen mind.

Right away,
Eared a scream,
'186' views.
And cries of '121' views

Again
Stillness...

But
I, to whisper soulfully
Thank you for

THIS
FUNERAL...

by BHAVYA SHREE V



Hailing from a small town in Kasaragod, Kerala. Presently working as a College Lecturer of English Language and Literature, in the district of Kasaragod. Being a bilingual poet of social and personal realism, under minimalist writing,she hopes and longs for the readers of a better understanding of Marginalized Sections.


Spouse: Krishna Kumar A, having a kid.
Parents: Vasudevan Nambiar & Bharathi M

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