Bhuwan Thapaliya
Beggar
Every
morning,
we throng
the river
- white doves,
few cranes and me.
The rippling
water
of the
Hudson river
sings its
solemn song to us.
Her belly has
flattened out,
and desiccated
are her lips.
As
we leave,
she extends
an open palm
begging for
a kiss.
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