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Poetic Prelude
- a Poem
- by Vinitta Mathew
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Some poems are born
out of a hunger to be devoured in whole
Some poems lie in wait for
that opportune moment
to pounce, like unplanned babies.
Some poems leave
an imprint in the most unlikeliest of places.
Some poems are downright invisible, for all except you.
Some poems are so impatient; they have a mind of their own
they push and prod and pull.
Then there are those, that silently spawn
bashful little poems with a curious case of stranger anxiety.
The kind that crumble,
for lack of love, light and the will to live.
Vinitta Mathew
from Thiruvananthapuram, in Kerala, India, writes for a living, to stay sane and to make sense of the chaos around. Vinitta has a master’s in mass-communication and is currently in the throngs of birthing a book of poems and that perfect self-obit! Her works have been featured in the Wingword Poetry Prize 2019 and on TheDelhiwalla website.
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“that silently spawn”….. Beautiful thought…