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When you write epistles 
in myriad rosy petals 
smacked with dews 
yawning mermaid 
flitters kisses 
through lips 
of hearty box 
unposted 
a few  

In taza of thy heart 
oscillate daffodils 
where sinks 
a lonely star 
in goblet 
kindling 
in woes  

Even God goes to Canossa  
when you feel alienated from me 
or feel the agony of Jeremiad 
I take the cudgel to make my 
liver out in wait for you. 
------- Kamal Kishore Sharma 
Behind Hotel Midtown Sneh Nagar Ward Number 27 Balaghat ( MP)India 
481001  +91 9424614441 8966088853
Date: Monday June 24, 2019 
Word notes: 
Epistle: a letter 
Smack: a sharp slap or blow 
Mermaid: a mythical sea creature with the head and trunk of a woman and tail of a fish 
Taza: cup, Copa, copita, bowl 
Oscillate: move or swing back and forth in a regular rhythm 
Goblet: a drinking glass with a foot and stem 
Kindling: small sticks or twigs used for lighting fires 
Woes: great sorrow or distress (singular  - woe)
Canossa: a place or occasion of submission, humiliation or penance (ruined castle in Italy)
Jeremiad : a long mournful complaint or lamentation, a list of woes 
Cudgel: a short, thick stick used as a weapon 
----- Kamal Kishore Sharma Balaghat India 481001 +91 9424614441 8966088853 Date : 24/06/2019