Thursday, 15 August 2019

Poetry 2019 Featured Poet, Sonal Singh


A Languid morning

As the day steals o’er the languid morning
I wrap the duvet of my dreams,
Sit by the window and
indulge.

The haze of the caliginous night lifts
Revealing a slumbering dawn
That yawns at the
Aubade.

The dew melds into the rain dripping 
From the eaves like a sparge
As if the morning
Ablates.

In the quietude of the supine morrow
I stretch to rouse my somnolent
Senses, coming awake
Languorously.

The misty veil lifts revealing sunshine
Incandescent like spun gold
Spilling its lambency
Ubiquitously.

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