Tomorrow when I sit at
A South Goa beach after
Taking the Karwar route
On my not-so-good bike.
I'll weave together strands
Of my longing into a shack,
To sit and relax around to
Write about-
The texture of the sand,
Angular gravel, soft seashells.
Birds other than seagulls
That haven't yet gotten-
Bored of sad lovers.
And about how the wind
Smells of salt though
It doesn't.
And about how I whispered
Your name in a couple of
Empty bottles that echoed
Your address and-
If a letter- written on a
Banana leaf-ever finds you,
With the stink of cheap beer,
Know that,
Even in the bustle of
Vanities offered by this city,
I managed to scratch a
Couple of old wounds-
To remember you.
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