• Among the Ordinary.

    July 6, 2019
    poetry

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  • Task at Hand

    July 6, 2019
    poetry
    “Learn from the winds
    Listen to the rain
    Express your happiness
    And feel the pain”

    – sahar

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  • Love In The First Degree

    July 6, 2019
    poetry

    I once thought of love as a prison,

    A place I didn’t want to be,
    So long ago I’ve made a decision
    To be footloose and fancyfree.
    But you came and I was so tempted
    To gamble on love just one time,
    I never though I would get caught,
    It seemed like the perfect crime.
    Baby, you left me defenseless,
    I have only got one plea,
    Lock me away inside of your love
    And throw away the key.
    I am guilty of love in the first degree.
    I thought it would be so simple,
    Like a thousand times before.
    I’d take what I wanted
    And just walk away,
    But I never made it to the door.
    Now, babe, I am not begging for mercy,
    Go ahead and throw the book at me,
    If loving you is a crime I know that I’m
    As guilty as a man can be.
    Baby, you left me defenseless,
    I have only got one plea,
    Lock me away inside of your love
    And throw away the key.
    I am guilty of love in the first degree.

    – Alabama

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  • Govinda’s Disciple

    July 4, 2019
    expressions, Language, poetry

    FAR BELOW FLOWED THE GANGA,QUICK AND CLEAR,ABOVE
    FROWNED THE JUTTING BANK.
    HILLS DARK WITH THE WOODS AND SCARRED WITH THE TORRENTS
    WERE GATHERED AROUND.

    GOVINDA,THE GREAT TEACHER,SAT ON THE ROCK
    SCRIPTURES,WHEN RAGHUNATH,HIS DISCIPLE,PROUD
    OF HIS WEALTH,CAME AND BOWED TO HIM AND SAID,
    “I HAVE BOUGHT MY POOR WEALTH,UNWORTHY OF THY ACCEPTANCE”

    THUS SAYING HE DISPLAYED BEFORE THE TEACHER A PAIR OF GOLD
    BANGLES STUDDED WITH COSTLY GEMS AND EMERALDS.
    THE MASTER TOOK UP ONE OF THEM ,TWIRLING IT ROUND HIS FINGER,
    AND THE STONES STARTED DARTED SHAFTS OF LIGHT.

    SUDDENLY IT SLIPPED FROM HIS HAND AND ROLLED DOWN THE BANK
    INTO THE WATER
    RAGHUNATH JUMPED INTO THE WATER

    THE TEACHER SET HIS EYES UPON HIS BOOK,AND THE WATER HELD
    AND HID WHAT IT STOLE AND RAN ITS WAY.
    AT SUNSET RAGHUNATH CAME BACK.

    HE BEGGED HIM TO SHOW HIM THE PLACE WHERE IT FELL.
    THE TEACHER TOOK THE OTHER BANGLE AND THREW IT IN THE WATER
    SAYING”THERE IT IS”

    – Rabindranath Tagore

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  • The Good Old Days.

    June 29, 2019
    Childhood, dreams, experience, expressions, Language, life, poems, poetry, words, writing

    When I grew up,

    Things were simple.

    Shining eyes and

    We all had a dimple.

    We were so many,

    Almost like a jingle.

    When we talked,

    Our eyes twinkled.

     

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  • Excited

    September 5, 2018
    poetry

    Excited and Anxious 

    Is all I am today 

    As I journey to the next step

    I don’t know it’s up or down ? 

    What tomorrow awaits

    Is all that remains 

    For the long lost past

    And the present

    is merged into now

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  • A Familiar Face

    September 3, 2018
    experience, Language, life, poems, Uncategorized, writing

    In between bustling crowds

    Undercover of faith’s shrouds

    Beneath cunningness of touts

    In the sadness of smiling clowns

    I come across a familiar face

    In dim poverty stricken eyes

    Through my beloved‘s lies

    In the echoes of faint cries

    Upon the starry night skies

    I come across a familiar face

    In dark corners and alleys

    In deep gorges and valleys

    In harangues of political rallies

    Between the lines of dailies

    I come across a familiar face

    In jungles and mountains

    In ever flowing fountains

    In sunlight and in rains

    In a dying fire’s flames

    I come across a familiar face.

    • Sahar

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  • The Destruction of Language

    June 28, 2018
    experience, expressions, Language, ode, poems, poetry, Truth, Uncategorized, words, writing

    I’ll tell you when it all began

    Just then we had skipped

    From the post to the wire

    From slow to fast

    Communications

    Over distances vast

    Belligerent emotions

    Expressed without

    Delay, overlay

    Cockamamie

    Bullshit !

    The destruction of language …

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  • On a Tuesday.

    May 9, 2018
    experience, expressions, Language, life, pen, poems, poetry, Truth, tuesday, Uncategorized, words, writing

    College was too much fun

    Learning, Ah! that we did none.

    Smoked the days away

    Made the nights stay

    And now nights shall fly

    And the days shall be dry

    I look up, I see a cloudy blue sky

    The hint of the rains is nearby.

    — Sahar

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  • Young Picassos

    March 19, 2018
    poetry

    Watch for colourful fun.

    https://youtu.be/nS3MNuZJYvk

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