O what beautiful wings so many visiting kindred spirits give me!!!: A poem

I am drowning in a brandy, or beer Thinking that my tale is not that of King Lear I am just touching my sixty-second year! And what do I hear, what do I hear?! I hear it like a knock on the door, so near! Like a squat on the floor, right to my earContinue reading “O what beautiful wings so many visiting kindred spirits give me!!!: A poem”

On the inspiring, illuminating apparition of all those beautiful Goan women: A poem

I see these mountains of simple folk descend on me, these glowing orbs of feminine spirits rush down like a marching army to strike me with wonder, If this was an empowerment between us, O Motherhood(!) of ancestral women blowing through an emancipating wind a magic glow, like a heraldry that shouts the indispensability ofContinue reading “On the inspiring, illuminating apparition of all those beautiful Goan women: A poem”

I am divine in you, you are divine in me!: A poem

You and me, we are like trees, barely touching, but full of our embrace! I see us wandering in different gardens but imbibing of the same fragrances; like golden flowers whose similitudes are only apparent in ether. Even so, we partake of the same nectarine ambrosia, in different cups. And I feel I am streamingContinue reading “I am divine in you, you are divine in me!: A poem”

Houdini as star-crossed cross bearer: A poem

I don’t think he needed go-go girls or cheerleaders to give vibes to his performances; and what performances they were in a hard corner, of a pokey apartment on a lower-class suburban street! His aspirations were on the much-abused list, languishing as they were, as if they would, in any case, become cup meals forContinue reading “Houdini as star-crossed cross bearer: A poem”

You know James Joyce, I have Ulysses (Odysamoi) written all over me!: A poem

Give me the Taurus of Ulysses though I don’t spite Aquarius Give me the Sagittarius of Ulysses not the Pisces Then I’d accept the moniker Ulysses, though I prefer Odysamoi! I believe the Romans habitually perversified Greek titles! You know, I adulated Hercules, untill I learnt he killed lions and mythic heroes know more difficultyContinue reading “You know James Joyce, I have Ulysses (Odysamoi) written all over me!: A poem”

What is conformism? What is crime? And what is contravention?: A poem

I was angry over my brandy yesterday till the dark blue sky clothed me with its means of subsidence. I woke up with the same old grace, ready to apologise for my impromptu impatience. A friend told me it was lucky I didn’t kill, because I have such a fine mind. You know, I didn’tContinue reading “What is conformism? What is crime? And what is contravention?: A poem”