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Sex In The Beach...
by ANANDO SEN

Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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This is an unlikely poem in contrast...in contrast to the other poems and in contrast to the different forms of life. While one set of species gives up for the existence of the following. The poem depicts the cycle of the nayure which never witnesses a pause and is continuous even though the streams of resemblances varies.

The plot is a complex one and compares the different life-forms temporarily and permanently hanging in a beach. The beach is awesome for many of us promising a place to live around for sometime and the beach is a habitat to many other species. The atmosphere in the beach is uncertain because of the tides and is enjoyed and explored so long as they remain silent. But when a cyclone or a tsunami occurs, devastation and massacre happens to its inhabitants including the human species. If one visits the beach then, it will be a sight as if everything has ended on earth. But even then there resumes tiny species that determines their habitat for sometime. They don't know how long or short is their life but they do know how to continue their fight for existence and not to give up till the end.

The title "Sex In The Beach" justifies the curiosity associated with the message. The sex or the ability to reproduce biologically is meant parallel to re-emerge in the tumult of a life or when life seeks pointless efforts and struggle without any cause but for the sake of it.

 

 

The beautiful and ugly tides,

Carries the sailors in daily rides,

The rising and the setting sun,

Playing hide and seek darn,

The snakes and snails amidst the beach sands.

 

The unnoticed ants climbing on heaves,

The sand houses played by the enjoying sibs,

Tensed couples decide their future lives on cliffs,

Merry couples running along in briefs,

The penguins and crocodiles are resting off the sea-lands.

 

And suddenly the tidal waves can play their spoil sport,

They will leave dead crabs and swelled corpses over the port,

No more hurried ants, but smashed snakes and snails in the salt,

The penguins have turned scare-crows and the crocodiles stopped their halt,

There is no more sex in the beach, but the live nature photo-framed.

 

Afraid anemones stuck inside still fighting their existence,

And there are still the sand-hoppers jumping tonight in exuberance,

The petite barnacles fighting hard inside their shells,

The clams with their damaged siphons and the dead starfish smells,

There is a continual effort in survival that such species have tamed.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Reviewed by Elisabeth Barstowe 2/11/2010
Sombre, yet beautiful in a dark depressing kind of way. Keep writing and sharing your talent.
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