I remember those Paradisical days of love between Mum, me and my baby girl: A poem

I remember my Mum’s sweet lullaby voice; as it rang in my ears (like echoes of incantations) all over again in my early thirties as my Mother sang to my precious baby girl, Jashmina, those lilting Konkani nursery songs! I, particularly, liked the one about the negro from Mozambique, who wishes to learn how toContinue reading “I remember those Paradisical days of love between Mum, me and my baby girl: A poem”

I am my own person, none has the right to infringe on my individuality or privacy!: A poem

There is none like the mountain that knows the place it stands on. None like the fortress that understands its own defences and protection mechanism. And there is none like the road of antiquity that finds relevance in every age. I am ambient in the shadows I cast as I know their peripheries and outlinesContinue reading “I am my own person, none has the right to infringe on my individuality or privacy!: A poem”

These fucking Western Europeans impoverished the rest of the world. They committed apartheid against Jews and discrimnated against Jews for two millennia; and they think they have the right to pass judgement? Eternal shame on the Western Europeans!!!

Look at me I am no speck of sand!: A poem

I am no torn mountaintop from the vagaries of time. The wind doesn’t break me even if it comes like a storm; and the bubbles of the stream don’t brand holes in my torso. I am not asleep for a 100 years like Bakasura, vulnerable in my prolonged siesta. I lived my hard knuckled lifetimes,Continue reading “Look at me I am no speck of sand!: A poem”

Ode to Salvador Rodrigues: A poem

I point out to the blank uncoloured spaces of tomorrow, lying in my bed like the body close to me, I never had. And yesterday draws me out like a wormhole parading to me pictures – call it imagination, illusion, fantasy, hallucination! The memorabilia of ideas falling like autumn leaves to make a carpet ofContinue reading “Ode to Salvador Rodrigues: A poem”