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Joy and I,Are like parallel lines;We see each otherAcross the chasmOf this divide. I dreamed of the timeWhen I’d make it mine,As if it wasA trophy to be won,Or somethingTo own. But, with the passageOf months and years,I’ve come to … Continue reading →

My home is filledWith spaces and nooks,And sometimesEntire rooms,Which I spent timeIn setting up,In trying to choose,The exact hueOf green, grey and blue,That would bringThe right ambience,Or perhaps the zing,And fill my heartWith songs to sing – Alas, my home … Continue reading →

Where children playedIn lush green fields,And after whichThey took a dip,At the footOf gushing falls;Where the mistOf the early morning,Hung low amongThe verdant hillsWhere it seemedWorth living in,The bounteous midstOf nature’s gifts,There she struckLike ne’er before,A mighty blowAt the very … Continue reading →

In the darkest momentsOf the loneliest nights,When my little boatWas seemingly lost,The stars in the skyGave me company,As they shoneEndlessly,And so too,The crescentOf the nascent moon. On the dreariestOf days,When I wilted under,The scorching gazeBorn of outrage,Wondering if I wouldBe … Continue reading →

I Neither the mother bird,Nor the father,Would have ever,For a second wondered,If their babyWould fly;They just knew,That their fledglingWas born toFly –That his wings,Albeit tiny,Would one dayHold the strength,To carry their babyFar away,And that heWould not fall,No matter how tallThe … Continue reading →

I see you nowIn a different light,Perhaps the nightHas helped bestowThis fresh insight;And though you exude defiance,I see the hintOf fear in your eyes,And as you lower them,I see a touch of shame,Knowing there are others’Focused on you,Some malignant,Glowering with … Continue reading →

This boxThat you find yourself in,Is much like a pool –It gives you a senseOf what might be,The possibilities –But it is confined,It is not open;Just like a poolIs not the ocean. You stand at the edge,Held back by your … Continue reading →

The black catSlinks down into the sewer,Eager to escapeThe tense curiosity,Of the little onlooker,Who has been warnedBy every well wisher,To avoid every cat,But particularly any that’s black –And to stay clear of every path,That a black catSets foot on. The … Continue reading →

The sparkle in your eyes,Lit by the power,Of the fireIn your belly –Your purpose,And your dreams,Blinds the onlookers;They use their handsAs weak shields,While they flee from the landsThat have embraced your footprints,But even in their retreat,They fail notTo fling the … Continue reading →

You start with flour –Two cups of itHeaped in a mound,With a well in the middle,To which you addA cup of water,A spoon of yeast,And a pinch of salt;And then you commenceThe mundane task,Of bringing it allTogether. Thereafter,You proceedTo kneadAnd … Continue reading →