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A Question
by Kuldeep Kumar Srivastava

Saturday, October 17, 2009
Rated "R" by the Author.
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This poem is about a question about arguments.

 

  Okay, let me begin with a question.

  Can someone assure us?

  For it's own sake,

  for the sake of our existence.

  Mine, yours, theirs, ours.

   That we will not twirl the arguments

   that are just born

   of our own womb, having been dormant

    for time immemorial.

    Then, can you stop unleashing?

    Those shreds of stillborn thoughts,

    maddening for now,

    soothing when you and I would be dead.

   Dead would be all of us, with our children,

   and would be alive our orotund shadows,

   querrelling with the arguments,

   we impetuously forget, for fear of what?

 

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Reviewed by Kuldeep Srivastava 10/18/2009
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