Lightning,
in those days, was
God’s unmetered stanzas about rain –
rebirth, fruition, fertility –
with some of us
delicately holding out
the parched hands to
touch the poems,
wherein,
metaphors sailed like similes.
These days,
there’s
an over-abundance of poetry
(if it is so)
the images inundate us.
We fail to decipher anything
at all –
the way things held too close
seel blurred.
We struggle to hold
the sewerage under our noses.
Lightning in the sky is death foretold.
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