English – Poetry

September 14, 2016

Love Seasons – A poem

‘Twas the early autumn of September

His heartbeats spoke close to my ear

He said something that broke a smile

Hadn’t blushed that way in a while

The winter chill brought us close

Warmth of his heartbeat again I chose

They did speak with me love stories galore

Churn my emotions more and more

With spring my love buds bloomed

For angst or difference there was no room

The heart beat fondness creepers grew

To them I closer and closer drew

Come summer the heartbeat just melt

No longer same warmth I felt

To talk, shout, call out I tried

In summer froze cold my cries

The leaves fall it is autumn yet again

I still call out to the heartbeat in pain

The heartbeat of “the love fame”

Surreal ‘twas just my mind game!

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November 28, 2014

Unison – sensual emotions

A sensuous poem in English and Hindi.

And the Hindi version of it, version because I have not translated but written on the same theme.

November 4, 2014

Welcome the Storm

T’was us t’was me and you

You promised me all my dreams come true

You promised me sunshine in winters

And be by me like autumn dew

I in turn stood by you in dusk and dawn

Took a thorny path of no return

We saw together the coming storm

I am sure you did protect me with no harm

When the storm hit me, I looked for your hand

Nowhere was your presence left me disdained

I faced the storm alone and strong

It taught me lessons of my wrong

You responded to none, my pain and my cries

Now all I wait is for this time to fly

All I look for now is strong commitment

One day, yes I wait for the day to get over this disenchantment.

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October 7, 2014

What did you Think ;)

Listen………..Ya say

Let me in, if you may

No you cause pain

I promise I wont, it will be your gain

Door opens, they hug, fight ends, happy end of day!

This is my first try at the Limerick poetry form. Hope you enjoy it!

A notable Limerick – which won an Irish ‘Listowel Writers Week’ prize in 1998 – exemplifies the structure:

Writing a Limerick’s absurd,
Line one and line five rhyme in word,
And just as you’ve reckoned
They rhyme with the second;
The fourth line must rhyme with the third.

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September 16, 2014

Lovers Star Crossed

We met after an age determined

‘Twas an ocean of emotions within

Both led on a path the universe loathed

What were we but lovers star crossed?

We drenched in rain and enjoyed mountain breeze

And played through pastures and the maple trees

We gained less and more we lost

Did we know we were lovers star crossed?

We trode troublous with a dream ‘twill change destiny

We’d live in eternal love and harmony

What fools were we, can destiny be changed at all

Forgot that we were lovers star crossed

Injured, hurt in search of twilight we accepted defeat

Like the parallel lines walk together but never can meet

E’vry star around happy as we exhaust

After all we were the chosen lovers star crossed

Now we are away and do all that is right

Not heeding to the earth that misses the sun at night

Accept it and say to each other

My Love, we keep the tryst for life another.

With the Sun, Moon and Stars agleam

Love and live for a united dream

The sparrows and the cuckoos singing eloquent vespers

Alas we sha’nt be lovers star crossed

This is my very very humble attempt to pay a small tribute to the great work of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. The term star crossed lovers was first coined in this epic work. To read more star crossed lovers.

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