Baby girl, O baby girl, let me know please!: A poem

Baby girl, may I ask you why, the lecherous pies are flying high? And the fairies have disappeared from the sky? Their wands have lost their dye? And hobgoblins are running nigh? The stars are drooping away, turning loose in the night, amid evil’s ruse And what can they prefer to choose when I onlyContinue reading “Baby girl, O baby girl, let me know please!: A poem”

Is love better at waiting…?: A poem

I am gasping-smiling-pining, waiting for the ships Even if I can create the magic at my fingertips Yes, there were marriage vows made at the onset How can I, then, be blamed for thinking it never gets better as it gets! Yet, pain doesn’t daunt the journeyperson at the makeshift picnics amid the illness TheContinue reading “Is love better at waiting…?: A poem”

If Prakash’s selfishness is all that matters to you all, and all your fear of him governs your acts, and that you have no consideration for my aspirations and needs in the bargain or that vulnerable lives are always put at risk because of his demands; I really think I should be abandoning you all!

You know it’s all questionable, Meena, remember how some years back my teeth were all falling out and I was peeing in bed? Was I wrong in blaming that cleaning woman? She also damaged my laptop and broke the tiles in two places ( freemasonry, instructed by a politician?). I caught her red-handed talking to Albanese on a video call in the kitchen, while she thought I was lying in bed)…

Know my prerogative!: A poem

In the after-dark, when the inner light comes closer Like a shadow that refuses to stay clear of me And I invite haloed substances dropping like crystals of manna from the skies, as if the stars were shedding, ceremoniously, their leaves on me! And I discover a food that can be imbibed and not eaten.Continue reading “Know my prerogative!: A poem”