Dahárví Poem by Vera Dike

Dahárví

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Dahárví


The smelting furnace
of human destiny-Dahárví
the nightmare within a dream


Here aren't radiant colours
of wrappers and sarees
neither aroma ofclove
cinnamon, saphron and curry

Here is the necropolis of hopes
with its architecture

Stones and planks
tied with the ropes
or with the wires

Tiny shelters built of a carboard
sometimes crowned
with a metal roof
posses such treassures
as a sworn aluminium pots
or a mattress

The starvation
and the desperation

as a vultures
are feasting
on the carcass
of achildhood dreams
about future
books, pencils
chalks and blackboards

Friday, May 5, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: indian
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 21 June 2020

Tiny shelters built of a carboard sometimes crowned with a metal roof posses such treassures as a sworn aluminium pots or a mattress. sooo true.. i was there. now many are dying there......thinking about them from a far away country. and crying in somber moods. tony

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