You ask me: who do I love? And spring blossoms in my bosom like a soaring dove My flowers never go grey under any cloud Even if they are unceremoniously plucked out and left to die in vazes throughout You ask me: what do I want? And all my desires come crowding to haunt Continue reading “Who do l Iove?: A poem “
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Spiritual exchange; and there is no worry: A poem
In the summer heat, when water turns to vapour And the angels spring forth from the streets swirling dust entwining my arms in camaraderie, shining my body’s rust And their lyrics flood my mind’s imaginary fertile paper I can talk to the stars in daylight, even night is bright In the ravines of solitude, theContinue reading “Spiritual exchange; and there is no worry: A poem “
Restlessly seeking out innocence: A poem
In the chapel’s gold, blue and white where bells ring and angels alight How fervent prayer does not bring calm that is as expensive as bling The yellow petals of illusions in the sun Waking, baking like insolent dogs on the run Hungering like a bunyan shouting through hanging roots Its soul seeking out allContinue reading “Restlessly seeking out innocence: A poem “
Goa: A poem
I hear the lyric of the oceans Yet, it’s only the waves gushing in my ears And we’ve had a shared history for hundreds of years We’ve now become a busy metropolis where we can get what we want And the tourists keep coming fascinated by our hybrid culture and the beaches We live inContinue reading “Goa: A poem “
A smile a day: A poem
The earth’s fecund brown breast knows best, that every little forest with its multitude of tongues is its effervescent lung Mighty is a little trivial when it stokes a revival The gunshot of a flame sets off a thrilling game The bare miniscule of a moment that bears an encouraging compliment makes a jet rocket ofContinue reading “A smile a day: A poem “
We can tell…And we can’t: A poem
We can tell only too well a bud from a bloom later than soon We know that dawn’s glow is the first strike of cheering sunlight We can understand time’s ceaseless hand that it brings age like a poor man’s wage But do we sigh before we hear a lie Do we know at theContinue reading “We can tell…And we can’t: A poem “
In your valley: A poem
I see it on the floor, the walls, the ceiling And in the skies and earth, this heart’s feeling It comes to me like tribes from ancient lands In amulets of thoughts, like the moon in silent words My planet is ageless from time’s whispers whistling through A melting moment of sunset, a heartbeat atContinue reading “In your valley: A poem “
To a magnanimous Dad: A poem
I can remember your blue and white asters on the altar And the plaster on the walls of the little home, falling apart And being replastered again, like a reminder of your perseverance in knitting together a family. Solidarity and solidity are squares of a fortress, strong and standing, despite the cracks of children growingContinue reading “To a magnanimous Dad: A poem “
Smiling despite all: A poem
On the day the clock doesn’t tick On the day when I am sick When the breakfast plate does my belly rip bringing nausea like a whip When skin is itchy from the cold When energy is rare like forbidden gold I sit and unravel the threads of the crossword of the life that IContinue reading “Smiling despite all: A poem “
Without any plans: A poem
Simply a day without a way A little poem like an anthem With the mirror to talk without horror The unbroken charm of an unrushed arm Day’s lazy droplets without any frets is as good as it gets till the sun sets And another day just like this tomorrow also stay is my wish