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Clock watchers do read.

By Debaditya DuttaPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
eruptions
Photo by ruedi häberli on Unsplash

Fenced eruptions,

Checked by thorny fogs,

And dried fig scribbling logs,

Morose winds sweep the grass,

Tapping glass to a slight wink,

Forge of the studious beards,

At 2 am keep pajamas of pink,

Hordes of mistakes lay frozen,

Chisels working on glacial seeds,

Torment speaks on lips of the clock watcher,

For the eruptions,

May be dug to bleed.

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Debaditya Dutta

Like a house, I go layers deep. Can promise the skill, and if its a gift, its been sharpened for close to a decade now. I have to become the samurai of ink, and that's only through careful, deliberate spilling of ink.

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    Written by Debaditya Dutta