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Gold-Fish

The stars are like gold-fish in a deep blue bowl, Swimming round and round the centuries. Sometimes one dies of the hot summer night; I watch it falling — Fading — And I watch the others, Floating in their blue bowl, Eternally golden, Immortally indifferent.

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Dhan Gopal Mukerji

The Lingering Light of the Sun

The lingering light of the sun Takes from the chalice of the valley Its mist-perfume to wash the Moon-face with rose. In the pool at my feet the goldfishes drag their trains of brown Which cleave it into parts that ceaselessly mingle anew. The moon, silver bright Through thousand streams sends her light Into the valley aswoon, listening to the harmony of night.

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