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    The poem is about a man's longing for his sleeping beauty. He envies the mosquito that bites her cheek as the stars twinkle and some fall to kiss her. Though the lights are now off, his eyes still long for her. He wonders if she can hear his poetic song for her and recalls the lusty kiss they shared, filled with bliss. He questions if taking her death in his arms, as she longed for, would harm his lifelong rest and comforts her tears molded with fear, calling her dear. In the end, the poem expresses that nothing they did was wrong and that the man hopes to build a nest with her under the moon's light coming from the west, starting a quest to

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    The poem is about a man's longing for his sleeping beauty. He envies the mosquito that bites her cheek as the stars twinkle and some fall to kiss her. Though the lights are now off, his eyes still long for her. He wonders if she can hear his poetic song for her and recalls the lusty kiss they shared, filled with bliss. He questions if taking her death in his arms, as she longed for, would harm his lifelong rest and comforts her tears molded with fear, calling her dear. In the end, the poem expresses that nothing they did was wrong and that the man hopes to build a nest with her under the moon's light coming from the west, starting a quest to

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    Sleeping Beauty..: The Stars Are Twinkling. Some Fall, Down To Earth To Kiss You

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    Sankar Oomaidurai
    The poem is about a man's longing for his sleeping beauty. He envies the mosquito that bites her cheek as the stars twinkle and some fall to kiss her. Though the lights are now off, his eyes still long for her. He wonders if she can hear his poetic song for her and recalls the lusty kiss they shared, filled with bliss. He questions if taking her death in his arms, as she longed for, would harm his lifelong rest and comforts her tears molded with fear, calling her dear. In the end, the poem expresses that nothing they did was wrong and that the man hopes to build a nest with her under the moon's light coming from the west, starting a quest to

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    O.S ankar M.A.English Literature University of Hyderabad Hyderabad- 500 046.

    Sleeping Beauty..

    The stars are twinkling. Some fall, down to earth to kiss you.

    The moon showered its love, Leaving me- alone.

    In this heap of silence When my sleeping beauty Smiles in her dream. I envy the mosquito which bites her cheek.

    The lights are put off.

    But still my eyes are longing for you.

    Cant you hear my song, which is trying to be more poetic on you.

    Lusty Kiss!!

    Lusty kiss Is that you gave? Filled with bliss I took it very safe.

    Death in my arms For which you longed. Will it harm? My rest lifelong.

    Shed your tears. Molded with fear. You my dear

    What is unclear?

    Nothing we did wrong. To repent very strong. Is that devil with horn? Hurting like a thorn.

    The moon comes from the west. Will build our little nest. From there we start our quest. And make our soul to rest.

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