Friday, April 16, 2010
Remains
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Some moments...(inspired by vtv)
Some moments freeze
Perhaps it’s the coldness of it.
Years later,
Its still a picture,
Painted on my cornea,
Pointed at a deeper sense,
Tainted with todays,
Hinted with you..
Some moments are stilled,
Perhaps it’s the ineptitude of the participants.
Years before,
When I walked off,
When you stood staring,
But for my footsteps
With just silence between us,
And a lot more.
Some moments are silent,
Perhaps it’s the unfathomable clamor.
Did u wait as usual,
For me to turn and look at you?
Or u knew I wouldn’t..
I will never know.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
A Smile
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
A Dark road
A dark road,
A solitary light at one end,
Where i begin from,
To walk,
And there i decide,
To stop when the road is dark again..
A long long path,
Everything beyond is dark,
Except where i stand,
One more step,
And i may stop,
But that ground below
Is less darker than beyond,
Though more than behind..
So where do i stop?
How dark is the darkness stop?
The light at the back
smiles at me,
Pushing me with its rays,
Allowing me to share its stretch,
The dark is illusion, it says,
As long as it is behind me..
Does the light know,
I lit it?
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
I Return Home
Six years, and i return home,
My sister's not home anymore,
Married, and packed,
The most important event of her life,
And the new life she brought to the world,
The times when she needed support, comfort..
The child that i knew her as,
Her child now walks,
Completed his first talks,
All with me not much a part of.
My friends are nt around anymore,
Each to their work place,
Many married,
All with so much to tell me,
So many times needing me,
Many an anticipations of reunion,
Many a laughter,
Many a cribbing,
Many a tears,
All with me not much a part of.
My mom's grown more greys,
Her daughter's wedding!
The turmoil she went through,
The loneliness that embraced her,
The defensive social network she formed,
Her new granny status,
Her long awaited promotion!
So much to tell me,
But all went,
With me not much a part of.
My dad is suddenly an old man,
So much to share with me,
The 'gradual' years of his ageing,
The growing job pressures,
The lack of his shock absorbers at home,
The absence of a reply when he routinely cals my name on enterin,
The change in his energy, his strength,
His new little friend,
The new person he is to him,
his beautiful birth,
All went
With me not much a part of.
The city i grew up in,
Am a stranger here,
And i gawk at every new street,
It mocks at my absence,
At my nascentness,
At my blankness,
At my surprises, my shocks,
At my ineptitude,
At my losses,
And above all, at my gains!
Cos In all the years of knowledge,
Am confident of just one thing,
That my mom's crocin is paracetamol!