1 Aug 2010

Tribute to Khalil Gibran







Life snails through swamps of experiences
Without any control over the outcomes
Love swings in the air of suspicion, asking
Is there anyone who can feel this feeling?
Like there is nothing else vital for surviving
A scary patch of horrible misunderstanding
Trees stand tall spreading winds of new hope
Without any expectation of getting appreciation
Blossoms of roses know, it might end up in hairs
Or in the long stinky colorless dustbins of heartless
Fruit of romance is not meant for all the true lovers  





This poem is derived from the famous quote of Kahlil Gibran, “Life without love is like a tree without blossoms or fruit.”  Khalil Gibran is considered to be the third most widely read poet in history, behind Shakespeare and Lao-TzuI am late, but  wrote this to participate in carry on tuesday .

Journey






Aim
For your
Glorious run
In the relation race
Sharing all your love and support
As this life is short to travel across this whole earth
Make all your journeys together romantic and memorable, as you can’t predict future




This is my first Fibonacci poem. Fibonacci poetry is based on the Fibonacci number sequence. Sequences of syllables in Fibonacci poems are like this, 1 + 0 = 1, 1 + 1 = 2, 2 + 1 = 3, 3 + 2 = 5, 5 + 3 = 8, 8 + 5 = 13, 13 + 8 = 21 etc. 
Image courtseyfadhlyoke.files . Syllable count, courtesy: http://www.wordcalc.com/

31 Jul 2010

Manchester United Club






Clues:                                                          
A group of people
A word for brother
Arising from nature
Exhibiting timeless quality
Having an Interesting History
Carefully Selected
Someone who exhibit cleverness
George Best, Bobby Charlton, Denis law
To amuse someone
French word for roller


MoB
AhU
NaturaI
ClassiC
HistorieD
ExquisitE
SmarT
TriumvirI
EntertaiN
RoleaU




This is my experimental double acrostic poem. A double acrostic consists of clues for a sequence of words (the cross-lights) to be written in a list, plus two clues to the words spelled out by the first and last letters of the cross-lights (the uprights). Courtsey : boloji. Images courtsey : solarnavigator topnews

I wish




I feel I am so lonely
Though I am in a crowd
All my cheers are fake
Just that I m trying
To be seen as happy
I wish I could fly
To a lonely place
To shed all my tears
I feel I could not write
That I need to earn
What a pity
I messed another chance
I missed another deadline
I messed the trust of one
I m helpless
I wanted to do
But words are stuck somewhere
Mind is wandering around
All my efforts to concentrate
Went in vain
Yet again my promise
Went unfulfilled…
A mockery of trust
I wish I wrote that
At least could have seen a smile
I am feeling so lonely
I wish somebody is there
Beside me to talk with
To open the heart
To rise up from pain
I wish somebody could see my dream
And could say its up there
To be achieved
I wish somebody could feel my love
And could love me as well
I m feeling so lonely now
I wish somebody could cheer me up
Now
Cos I am feeling lost
I wish rains to splash today
To soak up my heart
Cos I love being drenched
It can hide my tears
I wish somebody could wipe my tears
With a smile of a lifetime
With words of affection
With urge of sensibility
That could lift me to my fold
I do not know why I am so lonely now
I wish I could feel why it is so !




After the death of my dad, i went through a phase of struggle. I wrote this poem during that period.
Image courtesy : i35.tinypic ,farm3.static.flickr

30 Jul 2010

Gutters





Pathetic roads here
Filled with gutters 
and it's raining 
Yet,no-one
Cares!


My first attempt at Gogyohka.Image courtsey2.bp