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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Desire of a twenty-seven year old!!!



Words with one meaning
Life with one path
Friends many to be around with,
Yet, just one special companion.

The simple depict of life,
As it seems to a three year old.
That alone serves the purpose
Of leading a joyous life.

Fear of being dejected at times
Unaware of the consequences
We give in to temptations and
That clouds everything ahead from sight.

Schooling, college life & professional career,
Leaves no room for family and friends.
Crushed amidst manipulative environment
Lost is the innocence and freedom of being real.

Tired we return home
Yet busy with cellphones.
Machines are cuddled
Leaving disregarded the very humanoid.

There is no greed
Nor selfish intention.
A sincere desire of a twenty-seven year old
To live the life of a three year old.

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Funny Companion


Dark chocolate complexion
Blunt nose, staring eyes.
Half-white coloured teeth
Yet his smile is so sweet.

“Mr. Bean” he calls himself
And writes – Milk to wine,
Endlessly I cheat myself
Listening to this bro of mine.

Happy to have one more bro,
Though never wished for it.
Keeps cawing like a crow
All way long until I insist – This is it!

He then smiles and winks at me
Acknowledging my stare.
Again we begin, just him and me
Yapping while people snore.

Clean in deeds and at heart,
Spreads smiles all along,
Will miss you a lot, tiny trot,
If we stay miles away for long!!!

This girl whom I met in class


No stream can flow so smooth,
No blow of wind so fast, swiftness she has,
This girl whom I met in class.

So bustling is her looks,
The eyes have a twinkle and they gaze so sharp, unswerving she is,
This girl whom I met in class.

So shrill it sounds her tone,
The pitch has all the command, stern she is,
This girl whom I met in class.

Perfection shall fall small a word
For her work so spick and span, so amazing she is
This girl whom I met in class.

As fast as a cheetah
As elegant & confident as a tiger is
This girl whom I met in class.

We learnt each other
As days passed further,
All smiles, clear thoughts,
A star like twinkles she,
I find her warm & calm
When I share my thoughts and she holds my palm.
She has indeed become, one
Pal in any need or none,
This girl whom I met in class.

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Another pleasant evening


An unusual scenery I encountered,
Or rather a beautiful one.
To my right the clouds darkened
While the sun rays penetrating through the clouds on the left.

I wondered if it would pour heavily,
Or shower fire that would burn my skin.
I boarded the bus & found a window seat
And held my eyes intact to the sky.

School children rushed into the bus
Almost breaking the doors of it.
Not to find a place to sit
But to exhibit heroism.

I turned my attention back
To look at clouds that moved closer.
The sun rays couldn’t fight the clouds
And the dark clouds won it all.

It poured down cats and dogs.
Children had curves stretching from left cheek to the right.
Few though worried about the consequences
That the after bath would cause.

The crowd rushed out of the bus
And I was left with countable ones.
Then is when I missed my companion
Whose talks are all with a meaning.

I reached my destination stop
And boarded another bus to take me
Closer to my home, my heaven.
I smiled at mom and thanked the climate
For entertaining me during my lose, finally
I thanked God for yet another beautiful page
Being added to the book of my life!!!

Monday, February 21, 2011

My Bro


I love him loads despite
His unpleasant behaviour;
That which he exhibits
And always feels proud for owning it.

There is nothing special about him
Yet there is that friendly warmth.
He rescues me from depression
By cracking the sickest jokes possible.

 He is a go-getter that way, I believe,
For his jokes achieve the goal – My Smile.
I still remember, though vaguely
The day I learnt I am having a lively doll to play with.

I prayed to God for a brother,
To my surprise and to ascertain my belief of His existence,
I was blessed with a young PLUMP BROTHER,
My first child, I call him.

The moments we spent in childhood
Are blurred to the eyes.
Nevertheless, the footprint it left then
Still is as clear as crystal.

Fights and arguments did ensue between us,
Dint last more than period of a second though.
The most cherished are the after fight moments,
We wiped the tears of each other.

He has not grown much though,
Behaves the same way -
So muddled, ragged in his everyday chore,
Just not grown enough an adult - to my dismay.

All my dislikes are towards his behaviour,
Hence, it doesn’t stop me from loving him
The same way as I did back then during childhood
And it shall only grow more with decades to be spent.