When swarms of starlight struck the earth And in the skies meteors burst A shining spear struck a womb And a child was borne indeed too soon But schemers wild with fear did conspire To purge the life of its breath of fire Sent a sibling rushing forth For the chosen one to smote MakeContinue reading “A poem: Birth of the nemesis of Ace of Spade”
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Paradise: To the one I love the most, a poem
I walk in a garden full of flowers And at once I feel exposed to the powers I touch each one and they seem to bloom Is this magic, or is it my doom? I wish so deep to feel your presence Else this is paradise without its essence And I ask the watchers forContinue reading “Paradise: To the one I love the most, a poem”
Mother: An Ode
At times I think of love’s poignant embrace Lasting memories of your quick-witted grace Endearing are the whispers of your priceless homespun wisdom That revisit me in times of utter humdrum You taught us about love’s selfless expanse About morals, integrity, dignity, faith and substance The rill of your exemplariness stretched every distance into theContinue reading “Mother: An Ode”
English is a phunny language, but seriously, not as
If you think the English language is funny, you better mind your laughs and your gaffes. People are always cribbing that there’s more puzzlement in the written word than one can imagine. And if you spell your words as in curds, you might as well end up bringing the house down…But don’t blow your topContinue reading “English is a phunny language, but seriously, not as”
India-China relations: The bully next door
Close on the eve of the resumption of India-China negotiations over their border dispute, the US expressed concern over China’s attempt to ‘intimidate’ its neighbours, including India, as Washington believes that Beijing’s behaviour in the region and around the world could be ‘destabilising’. The US reiterated that America will continue to stand with its partners.Continue reading “India-China relations: The bully next door”
Poverty: A poem
Tell me, where generosity has gone? When in seeking, you are all alone Counting not blessings, but possessions Are they wont to be your passions? In far off lands, there are children on the street, who have nothing at all to eat And if you care to wallow in your greed Little else matters butContinue reading “Poverty: A poem”
Tell me…:A poem
Tell me Life is not cruel And truth is not deep That I’ve been chasing shadows in the street Tell me Love is the answer But justice comes before For the walk of God is the strife therefore Tell me This is the reason why it’s evil’s season That dualism is the nuance Before goodContinue reading “Tell me…:A poem”
The past has no redemption: A poem
The street grows number with every footfall Here the past disappears beyond recall Old debris lie amid mystery’s utter depth such that no lessons are learnt in retrospect And the shamus taps quixotic at the riddle Attempting to unravel what lies eternally hidden Fantasising that he could even change his standing Trace back the palm-lines,Continue reading “The past has no redemption: A poem”
Where is Christ?: A poem
The Kings are playing the game of rule It’s time for them to check and check-mate The pawns are rolling, and it’s cruel to see how this goes to placate great nations who don’t want to, yet, battle but to cold war, as they build an arsenal A world is in throes, but they haveContinue reading “Where is Christ?: A poem”
China’s burgeoning military juggernaut rolls on…
In November 2021, the annual defence report presented to the US Congress outlined China’s growing military depth and rapid militarisation, emphasising the latter’s pursuing a power parity with the US. The report iterated China’s endeavour to usurp the current global status quo in its favour, by pretending to enact `the great Chinese national rejuvenation.’ ItContinue reading “China’s burgeoning military juggernaut rolls on…”