The altruistic munificent: A poem 

Homiletic is the clime  of personification of sublime  Like the juices of lime  a purgative enzyme  Who does not stop to think  about the clutter in his own sink  But for them does the eyelid blink  those caught on thin ice’s rink  And he has no tears to shed  for the snowstorm in his head  ButContinue reading “The altruistic munificent: A poem “

On Mother’s Day: A poem 

A lullaby to love. Chrysalis’ butterfly  in motherhood’s pain, is not asking why  And on this day, did you obligingly say  Mother, my path is the devotion you lay?  And all things nice, if her unfailing sacrifice  was looked upon as her character’s vice  Then all her mighty resounding deeds  would be the world’s biggestContinue reading “On Mother’s Day: A poem “

Painting a futile future picture: A poem 

There may be no aimless wanderer at the traffic lights  But someone, somewhere just loses the vector of his sights  Rage snaps, and is inflammable like a thin nylon thread  And somebody’s outburst can strike terror in your bed  A stabbing episode in the city results in scores of victims  The victims’ kin are leftContinue reading “Painting a futile future picture: A poem “

Happiness: A poem 

This be much honey in our tea  even if the race run has no trophy  An invisible diamond-adorned finger  Each moment we cherish to linger  The flight arriving, miraculously, on time  The beggar’s gracious joy at just a dime  Mum’s meal reappearing like nostalgia’s wine  Someone dear telling you: “you are mine”  What the disheartenedContinue reading “Happiness: A poem “