How to be free and obtain freedom, O Gulliver?!: A poem 

Would I walk in the woods of the night  where I don’t know if the star-spangled sky  are yellow lights signaling me in or shunting   me out? If I had wisdom to perceive the ribaldry  of a destiny compelled by villains? But I am   not going to be contemptuous of the sky or the stars,  even if I am disgraced with overlying treachery! Continue reading “How to be free and obtain freedom, O Gulliver?!: A poem “

The Goldilocks zone of you, my true love!: A poem 

I dreamt I was cycling in a velodrome of words  But then I suddenly broke into a barricade, a blind spot!  But it turned out, it was a barrage, a rain!  Would I run for cover, when ideograms, pictograms,  glyphs, hieroglyphs, holograms, came rushing through  the sky of my imagination? Would I be buried under?  When I was only hopingContinue reading “The Goldilocks zone of you, my true love!: A poem “

There are 36 cards in a pack without the trumps and jokers!: A poem 

You know I never tried my hand at calligraphy  And I don’t think I have an expansive lexicon  But isn’t it absurd we have only 26 letters in the English alphabet?  So how does writing style become so imaginative with so  little to depend on?! I believe you can make quite a construct  with nothing. The entire subject of numerology is wrought  fromContinue reading “There are 36 cards in a pack without the trumps and jokers!: A poem “

O Mother, you implicitly taught me to define love and forgiveness!: A poem 

How many, Mother, would ever turn the other cheek,  when in the unChristianity of the Word being swung by the sword  and thrown out of the pulpits like a nausea/ vomit of lies  that people around the world cherish a book (NT)  that came from stolen foundations; their being stolen from their rightful owner!  Mother, despite your Christianity in this lifetime, you hadContinue reading “O Mother, you implicitly taught me to define love and forgiveness!: A poem “

The greatest love poet: A poem 

Does leftism and love go together, Pablo Neruda?  I thought love was all too righteous  I don’t like Communistic density; I think it is oblique  or obtuse; whichever suits me fine at the instance  of debate. The world is not one world under the red flag  of sickle and hammer! So, Neruda, I write you off!  Does love sink you to your knees; orContinue reading “The greatest love poet: A poem “

So, I say a few things of endearment and love….: A poem 

I never heard of leaves falling in September,  back home in Mumbai; where there was summer  throughout the year! And how it rained, as I  saw my paper boats race only a little and then turn  to shreds in the torrent. In Goa, in my school holidays,  it was tropical paradise – coconut palms, mango trees,   javaContinue reading “So, I say a few things of endearment and love….: A poem “

After all these decades, I look into a looking glass…: A poem 

I peep into the looking glass  And a world peeks back at me through it…  A world slipping away  And I say that is just as if it was every single day  How it is getting more painful, all the way  And does my reflection listen, if it may  I think of you in the sunlight  And I see so many shadows fight  So many emotionsContinue reading “After all these decades, I look into a looking glass…: A poem “

Don’t just blindly judge; the overlying proof may not be the evidence!: A poem 

There could have been askance, there could have  been speculation, there could have been circumspection…  But the personal functionality of a hero is in good faith  Like despite falling into an enclosure, I still thought  I had the key; there was hope in the captivity…  Like to be free is only a perception. For, if you have  a soul thatContinue reading “Don’t just blindly judge; the overlying proof may not be the evidence!: A poem “

O Mother, I wish not for a path foreclosed by enemies: A poem 

O Mother, how do I take this path so foreclosed  If I am left to conjecture this doorway that does  not shut or open, but creaks of thieves, like an ajar crevice,  and I certainly do not wish to squeeze through it?  Would Enoch give away his mission of redeeming his elite  because, else, there would be too much pain andContinue reading “O Mother, I wish not for a path foreclosed by enemies: A poem “

This is the time, I put my foot down with no aspirations!: A poem 

Dad, I thought you would come  like a golden orb, your face incandescent,  Your eyes like brilliant comets  Your skin glittering like yellow sapphire dew  And your sky-like arms stretched out for me  Reminds me of Noah when he was born  He was so unearthly, that his father Lamech doubted  that Noah was his own progeny.  I don’t believeContinue reading “This is the time, I put my foot down with no aspirations!: A poem “