Hey, you Dope Pope praying for makers of peace did (who knows evil or good?) Donald Trump get your miserable piece? Is Erodgan your Church’s timely lease? He is an evil tyrant to say the least! And how the Sultanate took holy Jerusalem! Didn’t the Knights Templar fight against them? How you ungratefully burnt these warriors at the stake?! And then unremorsefully feasted on their cake! Did all of yourContinue reading “Pope Leo the fourteen or Pope UnLeo the fishy?: A poem “
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Is our love fated for folklore?!: A poem
There was a thick mist over the battlefront. O! how I came riding and bleeding to your door My love for you is so immense! I don’t know, if this stuff was fated for folklore! And I know my cavalry and my score I am defeated, but loyal and more Still, I was proud of the tatters that IContinue reading “Is our love fated for folklore?!: A poem “
How wise am I?: A poem
You see the bee that flies thinks it can split the skies with its sting and eyes It believes its life never dies You see that tiny ant thinks it can scare an elephant It believes it is a giant more powerful than a tyrant You see the hummingbird thinks it is so loudly heard allContinue reading “How wise am I?: A poem “
Our desires and those invisible fires: A poem
I can say I accept and don’t fidget with divine words I don’t synthesize and digitalise the sounds I’ve heard Do I need to feel certain that it should, eventually, all fall in place Or take it in with sublime unexpectant grace You see, these atoms that fit the molecules we live in are only circling in an ignorance of believing in theContinue reading “Our desires and those invisible fires: A poem “
Prakash Saint Paul is provoking me and telling me to make compromises with my suffering and grief. I just told him, I’ve always borne that; but has he ever admitted to his being the most treacherous criminal in the universe? Has he ever accepted the fact that he should be suffering for his crimes for eternity? I am not afraid of defeat when I speak the truth, even though I know evil capitalises on it. But let me inform you all that Prakash Saint Paul harasses me with his provocations or manipulates others to provoke me 24×7.
I couldn’t be bothered about the crimes and treachery Albanese and the Labor Party commit against me. I simply ignore it! It’s not my problem if criminals don’t want to suffer for their crimes. They can win all they want. I am always only true to my duty, though my heart goes out to the ones who have to suffer for someone else’s crimes and treachery. Don’t dare think I am helpless, just because I am sublime.
The applause may or may not come after: A poem
You can’t tell me we live only once The immersion, the suspension of me; belied free to be the universe’s shady tree I know I am tinier than quarks and bosons but I am the humongous eternity’s patience There is nothing like: we reap what we sow There are treacherous laws wherever we go The wisdom in the bird cageContinue reading “The applause may or may not come after: A poem “
Do we climb ladders with libido?: A poem
Was I too brave or too weak to chase the ones I was sexually attracted to? Did I close a headwaying conversation with a clumsy and misty handshake? Or did I simply stare emptily at wanting and hesitating reluctantly to say yes to a proposition; even when I struggled with mountains between valleys of `yes’ or `no’ Something likeContinue reading “Do we climb ladders with libido?: A poem “
Don’t call me out, blame it on yourselves!: A poem
You can’t call me, God, out with your invectives when you all did it for your own selfish motives! I, God, sublimely subordinated myself and became vulnerable And I bravely suffered; call out `I can’ from `Able’ There has always been Jacob and Lord Ram in me who sacrificed so much for purpose and love for eternity Continue reading “Don’t call me out, blame it on yourselves!: A poem “
I struggle so much to set everyone free!: A poem
These golden strands silently occupy my mind like cotton balls of golden fleece, I find And myriad thoughts bloom into arias, divine A little lamp illuminating like the sharpest shining light Even in a struggle, who can say whose is blight, when the warrior has never failed to be right Vision is clairvoyance, not mere eyesight Continue reading “I struggle so much to set everyone free!: A poem “