
Sometimes it is difficult to decide but the leap of faith shows us light and what we were missing in life 🙂

When I lyrically recite stories

Sometimes it is difficult to decide but the leap of faith shows us light and what we were missing in life 🙂

I took a break from blogging, a month…and am back with all the romance in my heart. Missed all my friends and reading their work 🙂

Embraced bare in rain
Head on his chest, drops trickled
Heard my name beat in, धक धक
The Katauta is an unrhymed japanese form consisting of 17 or 19 syllables. The poem is a three-lined poem the following syllable counts: 5/7/5 or 5/7/7.
The Katauta form was used for poems addressed to a lover. A single katauta is considered incomplete or a half-poem, however, a pair of katautas using the syllable count of 5,7,7 is called a sedoka.

He looked into my eyes
Red, swollen, unslept
I tried to smile
Memories of erstwhile
I’d leave him long back already
But he stood unnoticed but necessary
He saw me move & saw me fall
He saw me fail & saw me crawl
I’d leave him long back already
Still he stood unnoticed but necessary
Today I met him yet again
My cold hands he held in rain
Many a came in the meanwhile
None a steady hand or glory to stand high
I’d leave him long back already
Yet he stood unnoticed but necessary
A look at him a lot he changed
His arms now stronger and
the hair I liked longer
Not heeding my tears asked I
Reason for waiting and the why
As I’d leave him long back already
Why he stood unnoticed but necessary
“Ananya” the first word I heard
That moment for me the world blurred
“Many did come and pass by
And you ask me I stay why
All wanted you as silent wind
None could handle your heart’s stormy cry
I knew the waves come to kiss the shore
I can handle your heart’s storm core
Yes, you did leave me long back already
You my love, reason for me to remain unnoticed yet necessary
You my treasure, reason for me to remain unnoticed yet necessary.”
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Tried my hand at Triolet. A Triolet is a poetic form consisting of only 8 lines. Within a Triolet, the 1st, 4th, and 7th lines repeat, and the 2nd and 8th lines do as well. The rhyme scheme is simple: ABaAabAB, capital letters representing the repeated lines. Hope you like it 🙂
I am quite overage to see cartoons but as they say there is so age to enjoy cartoon 🙂 Every time I see a town in a cartoon series I feel like hopping in the television and living there especially Noddy loved that town 🙂 I clicked this picture outside a store in Malaga and was so fascinated that I had to write a dreamy poem on it 🙂 Try to find and match the poem with the picture 🙂







I took my time to come up with my first post of 2016. I wanted to write about something that gets me real passionate – travel of course and thus I penned a poem of all the beautiful places I traveled in 2015. 2016…..here I come with wheels under my feet!
Wishing all my friends a very happy 2016 🙂
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