Amita flouts rules of grammar perhaps in the name of poetic justice. An exclusive for Different Truths.
I skip the comma, Hop out of brackets, Refuse to full stop In this pandemic Period That has no semicolon no hyphenation no colon but just An exclamation And a question The prior of disdain The latter of Life’s end I rebel n use n for and i dont use apostrophe i refuse to capitalise and rage i exhibit when i use ALLCAPS i m locked in but i escape as i write punctuations-free yes, i do not flout lockdown rules but i refuse all punctuation use Only one i use now its my fav wch is ellipsis 3 dots at end as my thoughts spill Its called ellipsis Our future too is ellipsis now between que sera sera and three dots it fits My present s-p-a-c-e of rebel then IS scripting poems Sans punctuates My Rebel within Satiates Irritates readers perhaps for writing miShapS But then y they claim 2 be accommodating and tolerant if my poem harmless they disapprove of But i m me I am free Or may i say i seek A new world order, a world without conflicts at each border Inclusion gapless borderless means now we place wordstogetherandwritenonstopnospaceandcometogethertoloveandnurture...
Visuals by Different Truths
Amita Sanghavi, (M.A., TESOL, (UK), MPhil, MA Eng Lit, B.Ed. Mumbai, India), is an honoured World Poetry Canada Ambassador to Oman. She’s the representative to Oman as pronounced by ‘The Art Movement’, Immage &, Italy. She teaches English at Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat. She won the International Poetry Contest, Savona Italy (2021).
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