Poems by prasanna

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  • hark 2

    sometimes, i liken you to a songbird
    carrying with them – the sweetest song...

  • a mahogany desk houses the letter you sent
    a year ago, sleeping under a blanket of dust...

  • i know nothing of home –
    it’s true, i wrongly thought of your clavicles...

  • homesick. (1) 2

    as much wind you can gather in your lungs,
    i want you to scream my name one last time...

  • a plucked tongue, uprooted and transplanted in
    foreign lands before the seed was sown...

  • There’s too much blood here, too much blood to...
    in any meaningful way – I spill poetry, and it...

  • thoughts crowd at the helm of y/our forehead -
    we’re accustomed to this though, at this point...

  • I, who has nothing,
    but the remnants of your...

  • yesterday, you remembered nothing but
    craved peaches and cream – it’s was your...

  • Her hand atop yours, and on the inside, you are...
    at daybreak no less, you could not part. You did...

  • as your voice spills into the room,
    waking the silence from its gentle...

  • you’ve missed the tender years –
    i needed you most then. i daydream all the...