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REGRET, a poem by Prabha Trimurty, USA
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Prabha Trimurty, USA
REGRET
I caught a glimpse of regretin my soap bubble life:Devaluing bases of my mindWith hardly a relief in sight:Up! and away it hovered over meAlways escaping my mortal reachlike feather-weight bulb of insightbrow-beaten by the throbs of timeBut I couldn't look it in the faceAnd indefensibly gave myself away! Ever quietly the fickle wind softly sighing Placed the unrelenting regret into my handsLike a floating agony, my soap bubble life,Freewheeling upon its slippery back.amidst the awful lies of love's blunders,Swayed against th'caution of care.Divorced from all significance, I must testify To whatever doom, at my own trial.built from premature faith, that twists. Surely, I cannot ever hope to bea better man than exists today.swallowing the years, in some secure cell."Ah, then, bubble" it's the one thing that lasts.It'll keep my name, ever failing to understand.
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