A broken heart doesn’t grieve: A poem 

I do not speak my grief  that love was a thief  Lessons were brief  No tears shed over a dead leaf  The heart has a boundary  Not for all and sundry  Yes, it cannot help being broken  when dusk for dawn is mistaken  Can tell the plaster from the varnish  Deception’s voice cannot garnish  I seekContinue reading “A broken heart doesn’t grieve: A poem “

If the stars hung low…: A poem 

If the stars hung low  would they be robbed of their glow?  The publicised icons that we know  in our reckoning are not just so-and-so  We wax eloquent over their battles won  We applaud their lifestyle, and it is done  to celebrate their rollicking blazing fun  For empty lives entertainment is thus won  If reasonContinue reading “If the stars hung low…: A poem “

Extinction of goodness: A poem 

The depths pervade at every height  Monsters don’t sing for what is right  Conscience doesn’t echo in corruption’s sight  Power brokers all the black and white  Leaves turn to dust in malevolent weather  The birds that fly are without feather  Holy cows have been slaughtered for their leather  Goals have been struck by the crafty’sContinue reading “Extinction of goodness: A poem “

Prices are the shopkeeper’s vices: Just for laughs 

There’s many a reason to believe that the consumer is king. But this harassed husband of a spendthrift wife wouldn’t quite agree. “Or why,” he asks, “does the friendly neighbourhood shopkeeper laugh his way to the bank?” His confident wife, in turn, told her concerned bosom buddy: “He wouldn’t divorce me over my shopping bills.Continue reading “Prices are the shopkeeper’s vices: Just for laughs “