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Poem by Shreyaa Tandel



Fan

Almost supreme

Or doing his work atleast

With his shrine above, glorious

Dusted and edgy..

A shrine unusual,

round and round, it went;

rotating

he sang hymns

and chants, of his own

the chants, were only mere

neither of his own praise

or of else any’s..

but he sang more, more than we breath him

he sang when we left him singing, alone above

he only sang the one song he knew, for ages many upon us

and also many airs upon him..

he sang the clamor everyday

with words, wordless

only he knew and understood..




Shreyaa Tandel is a self-established poet, or you can say amateur poet, from India. Her poems "Inadvertently Alive", "Virgin" and "Blackhole" have been published in the blue pages lit, and vamp cat magazine respectively. When she isn't writing or is glued in front of a computer/cell phone screen, she spends time singing north Indian classical music and reading the Bhagwad Gita and pretending very hard to be happy, even though she isn't. You can reach her at shreyaatandel1526@gmail.com.

She is a regular contributor to Marías at Sampaguitas.

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