UNTOUCHED:Hindi poem by Anju Dua Gemini : English Transversion by Rajni Chhabra

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 UNTOUCHED

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' Biography of a Female'

Some undesired

Some untouched pages

Remain confined,


Open up unintended

Scatter unintended

And remain untouched like tight bud

Shed fragrance, betray often.


English Version: Rajni Chhabra


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