How hot this summer without a lee,
Moves not a leaf, It's killing me.
Dear God! please change my ambiance,
If not, atleast my perseverance.
What job! with all dripping saturated wipes,
With hot air I force clean the pipes.
Inhaling fumes and dust, not flowery!
Dear God! atleast think of my allergy.
You know the best, how do I suffer,
If not, recollect my last adventure.
I do not know the star position of the moment I thought of creating myself a blog. Whatever, at the back of my mind there must have been a feel for the need of a vent, a vent to my poetic diction.This feel, rather want, was being continuously suppressed by me for long . Again I say, I do not know how the mistle outmiffed to be a hale hailstorm.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
My Curtains
I don’t know if I write with craze,
Or just dance down some uncommon phrase;
A new place where I would love to be,
In dreams comes a hill top canopy;
I wake up floating in some golden haze,
And my curtains flying with evening rays;
All brilliant colors then seem to fly,
All birds all leaves then feel allies;
I wake up aching in both my eyes,
And my curtains hoping against the lies;
A new place where I never fancied to be,
A roofless hut under a leafless tree;
I don’t know if I dream by chance'
Or just murmur in a state of trance;
I don’t know if I write with craze,
Or just die down some uncommon phrase.
I dedicate this poem to Mr. Amandeep Sandhu, the writer of 'Sepia Leaves'.
Or just dance down some uncommon phrase;
A new place where I would love to be,
In dreams comes a hill top canopy;
I wake up floating in some golden haze,
And my curtains flying with evening rays;
All brilliant colors then seem to fly,
All birds all leaves then feel allies;
I wake up aching in both my eyes,
And my curtains hoping against the lies;
A new place where I never fancied to be,
A roofless hut under a leafless tree;
I don’t know if I dream by chance'
Or just murmur in a state of trance;
I don’t know if I write with craze,
Or just die down some uncommon phrase.
I dedicate this poem to Mr. Amandeep Sandhu, the writer of 'Sepia Leaves'.
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