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SANITY by Satish Verma Thursday, December 27, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Being alone, writing poetry to meet the infinity on paper. The words will not come to me. I am trying to catch the moment. One by one- I light the candles, watching you slithering. A transient truce with my hands. Collecting the broken light years. Enter into the eyes. O river. The hunger to trap you is increasing. Satish Verma

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Reviewed by Richard Bowers	1/1/2013

This thing named me, And there is work to do here Is why I want to believe And just that. I must challenge the way, however, beware Any more, and to watch out For being here, for I cannot stop, as I could As my time in a weak soul Can gasp the void of perpetually.