Summer is gone. Even its shadows don’t remain Its heated squares have dissipated in the gardens, where the daffodils will sprout in the cold I feel a deep glow, as round as the moon in the cocoon I have salivated for myself I will have nothing else, no matrimony with cant. This waiting within walls,Continue reading “Salivating for paradise: A poem “
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Ink in the thank-tank: A poem
I live in a rented apartment; it is my castle A bookcase and a laptop, space is a tussle In the little kitchen, the pressure cooker’s whistle There’s not much in the wallet for my daily hustle I have a creaky couch and a television in the lounge Even if my means are low, IContinue reading “Ink in the thank-tank: A poem “
The philosophy of ants: A poem
If we had the philosophy of ants, would we have too much on our hands? Would we walk foot-naked on instincts’ sands and hear their compelling orchestra’s strands? If we were duty-bound like ants, would we ceaselessly till our lands? Would we ever wonder how flowers stand and admire the rich rainbow’s bands? Ants haveContinue reading “The philosophy of ants: A poem “
The light man: A poem
He is neon, evil’s add-on Camouflaged in rayon Roots craving more than water Clawing at/depriving the potter The ashes on the rug of a man with the bug Unctuous like a slug Mugging like a thug His stake is on heaven A victory for nine and seven The citadels he has stolen Flowers lost ofContinue reading “The light man: A poem “
All about love: A poem
I feel sore to say that love can be conditional It can be brokered over the bridge to the other side It has compromises, like a farmer selling his favourite sheep for money. It is golden for innocents who don’t know it, but feel it; until the world opens up And passion is aContinue reading “All about love: A poem “
It’s close to midnight: A poem
I hear the mountains crumbling like a destitute in a storm The night looms like an upturned ocean of citadels lost to con Cold winds of tyranny slice humanity’s gorges before good is born Those that live in wealth’s lodges aren’t aware their luxury is porn There is no silent revolution, no army to fight forContinue reading “It’s close to midnight: A poem “
Caught in traffic jams: A poem
I feel the distance at the nearness of the crowd Can it be hated with vehemence, and hated aloud? The trams spill with anxiety, panic fuels the wheels This lunge for survival, as if hippos were on our heels The Schrodinger’s cat in us is both alive and dead What is given to us isContinue reading “Caught in traffic jams: A poem “
Fragile wonder: A poem
The wind sweeps the agile shoreline streets The tide reverberates, then hastily retreats A seagull dives, then quickly self-assuredly climbs A broken shell’s beauty is on my shapeless mind A motionless boat’s sail pricks the placid horizon All speed is relative to distance and to the sun I watch the clouds hang low in theContinue reading “Fragile wonder: A poem “
Words: A poem
What are they? Asters, daffodils or chrysanthemums In my mind, the ideas tick like clocks; and wondrously hum like, on the beachfront, the choir of the waves ceaselessly drums I take the lights of the auroras in my mind’s skies as they come I cannot be as far-reaching as wavelengths from the stars But inContinue reading “Words: A poem “
Waltzing till midnight: A poem
Clocks wind like a spell And aging minds can’t tell how time steals from you youth’s tender dew Autumn falls bold as a stone for butterflies to etiolate, time-worn Health weeps like a widowed crone She goes fleshless to the bone You realise the last crest was the wave’s unrepeatable best It then takes slow ebbs Continue reading “Waltzing till midnight: A poem “