To Chiyo

January 31, 2016 | 1 min read

A heartfelt poem about the loss of a loved one.
She was the dusk and the slow burning noon

She was all to me, both stars and moon.

She was the dusk and the slow burning noon.

She was all. Now the moon pales, now the stars

Fall and shatter, now ribs are bars

The imprisoned heart bleeds against.

Pic courtesy: Pixabay

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Unearthing Life – By Anand Sehgal

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Joanna Sarah Koshy is doing her Computer Science B.Sc in Bangalore, St Joseph’s. She has been published previously in Browsing Corner, Inklinks: an Anthology and The Significant Anthology. She is working on a novel presently, besides having her own blog Jabberwockyslayer.

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