This poem is taken from Stand 219, 16(3) August - September 2018.
Poem
Eden
Though I have lived in jungle and savannah
I am not much acquainted with snakes.
*
Fallen from the roof of the balcony
the dozing nāgā lies upon the shoulder
of a woman dining in the evening air.
...
Though I have lived in jungle and savannah
I am not much acquainted with snakes.
*
Fallen from the roof of the balcony
the dozing nāgā lies upon the shoulder
of a woman dining in the evening air.
...
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