Kim, Ka, Kha & Kena

Whether we read Kipling's Kim as Ind's Beauty's Katha mark of interrogation

Or breed the Kena's Nachiket as Duty's stark Samkhya of supererogation

Whether 'tis by mother, or wife, or our own Upanishad's Chandogya

More luckless than Thy Nishaad, my I hunted by Bhogya.

Envoi- 

Prince! Ka & Kha speak of Sex, Spatiality, the Black Hole of You.

Kena the wonder of Puja for but Duja- Love's wandering jew.