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Wrong Number by Monobina Nath
Wrong Number
Doubts and alarm
That's all I have
Rolling eyes
On the landline.
Past is dialing,
Future where I'm now-
Receiving wrong numbers
Every afternoon.
Reeling calendar
In Lavender town-
A huge graveyard
Of tomb bloom flowers.
My woes have tones
Of nausea and calls
Of coming
And outgoing
Several times
At my den-
That I called to myself,
But keep silent.
Bio: Monobina Nath is a poetess living in Kolkata, India. Her poems published in anthology- Chrysanthemum, International Times, Meghalaya Times, The Woman Inc., Indian Periodical, Eve Poetry, Setu Bilingual, Caesura Journal, Innsaei Journal, Inkpantry, TechTouch Talk, Spillwords Press, StoryMirror, Hashtagnofilter, collection of poems in Ode to a Poetess and many other places. She got selected in National Bilingual Poetry Competition in 2021. Her forthcoming work will be in an anthology Poetry Unites.
David writes poetry, short stories, and writings that'll make you think or laugh, provoking you to examine images in your mind. To submit poetry, photography, art, please send to feversofthemind@gmail.com.
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