Piker Press — Weekly Journal of Arts and Literature
April 06, 2026

Loneliness Gardens Loneliness

By Kushal Poddar

Loneliness Gardens Loneliness

I should have made some tea
for you and instead, I served
loneliness in bed.

My father savoured the same
until the day he didn't and died.
You looked at me.

I sprawl like a spoiled garden
at the estuary of spring.
My father's seeds turn into saplings.








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