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Radicalism by Satish Verma Monday, March 05, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
The coming of a that to dismantle the comb, unstilling trees under tracer bullets swaying in embrace for moonmilk. The unzipped planktons in sea open their mouth to supermoon for a night dive in a green passion. Does it need a scrutiny? Why a love song has tarnished the icy mounds? The venom of hissing light on a sleeping bay has erased the aging lines of art and face was becoming a terror. There will be no mercy now for survivors. Satish Verma

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	3/6/2012

Vivid, but totally uncomprehending by my feeble mind. Ron