
Blooms shaped
into a red heart.
Floral assortment, blue vase,
side table, beside the window
ajar.
Sheets
of
Symphony No. 9- in D minor, Op. 125,
on the lectern.
Whispers of the Arabian Sea, Jormungand
coiled in the inky dark; a distraught lover on
the sea wall.
The dripping night tiptoes
in the yard, slightly drunk.
The French windows usher inside
the raw smells of the sand and trees.
The scented candles illuminate
a painting of concentric circles
by
Kandisky.
“Ode to Joy”
being sung on the
backstage by a young
choir.
.
––Sunil Sharma
Picture Kandisky

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