Thursday, May 29, 2008

Polka dotted blues drape her body

And she wears a smile.

People think she’s charming,

Bubbly like the froth

In a goblet of champagne.

I’d have thought the same too…and happily

Only if she hadn’t said

“My eyes are stars

They can only twinkle.

Forgive my up-curving lips.

They can only smile.”

10 comments:

Sukhaloka said...

:sigh:

the basu said...

hmmmmm :( :)

Jadis said...

shanghatik level. ami bujhlam na,(and that's calling MYSELF stupid and not you... :P) but sounded beautiful...
:)

Indranil said...

I read this before! I liked this before!

Yay to me! :) You poem well!

Sreetama said...

Nice description!

Arnab Gupta said...

Getting infrequent in posts... what's up??

(well, I'm not writing much lately either... but anyway... :P)

Roy said...

In true love, sometime everybody has to be mad, has to be mad and when he/she will sing ... it'd be mad's song ... right?

Anonymous said...

I like this too...like all ur other posts

Sam said...

this is nice... :)

Saskboy said...

I popped by from Ask and Ye Shall Receive. The virtual pet autoplayed chirping drove me away. It was irritating that I'd just opened 10 new tabs, and had to dig through nearly all of them to find the source of the unwelcome noise.