Mount Holyoke



Maidens of mystery,maidens of myths
Meaty,mellow,milky mist
Mud-house falls apart,setting free the soul
convict
Flora,why you have broken our beliefs?
Farhana so much wanted me
Why Flora you told her I wasn't her bliss!
Did you ever had a chance even to taste my
meat?she had it,and she knew it!
Maidens of mystery,maidens of myths
What glory?what grief?
What success?what seek?
The flesh-fed-prison-house can't keep the
soul convict
Days a dying Arti;nights a neighing sweet
Farhana unfurls her beauty concealed
Parul awaits Kumar's kiss
Neshe needn't Ujjol's jeep
She strolls the streets of Bronx with utter
sleep
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Submitted on April 04, 2010

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AbcdefghiAjkldmngopo
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 596
Words 108
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 20

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