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This poem is taken from PN Review 109, Volume 22 Number 5, May - June 1996.

Three Poems Sanjeev Richhariya


Taking Sides
Easy prey for any nutter with a box
of watercolours, an internal teabreak,

trivial, yes, though daily astonishing,
the way so many clouds look like a thing

but are only water pinned out to dry,
another ocean orbiting Earth. I

believe the aggregations, whatever they
rough out on the notepad of my retina,

that a heavenly play of molten oxides
is a nuke over Sheffield, is taking sides.




Crock of Gold
Between us, we have folded the rainbow
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