Saturday, October 25, 2008

This song agonises me



This song agonises me,


It brings those memories back of past


When the time was so colourful and bright


That day I can recall


When I heard it last


It was when in my room at home


That I was standing at my window atop


And looking down at the glittering lake


That shone with light bright


Of the falling sun ablaze


The reflection of green hills around


Made it blossom and bloom


That sentiment I can neever forget


When I lived in eternal bliss


Now when I go there


My reluctance to return back persists.

Thursday, October 23, 2008

A Stroll of Realization


While this eve I went strolling
Down the path lakeside
There were things which
I had never pondered on before
The white swans were floating
On the icy-water surface,
And there were boats and rows.
An old man, coughing and shivering,
Rowing had a pair of oars,
And still he rowed that boat on and on
With placid and serene pace,
His wrinkled face said much
A withered man
With home to keep
And abundant children at home,
Maidens to be wed
And sons to be fed.
He had an ancient visage
Of a tested and mature man
In these winter months
When travellers are not many
These men of destiny
Are hurt and they suffer,
Their poverty and deaths
Become as accostumed as
Is this season's snow.
He has a wife at home
On the mountain top
Who awaits his arrival
Through the wild forest
At thick night wrought,
Cooking and feeding her malnourished kids,
That are teeming around her,
Expectant of getting something dear.
This lady, that had lived,
Like her chidren at her father's home,
Knows full well what is to be poor.
She toils whole day,
Cleaning and clearing dirty apparels,
And utensils dirty,
At her wealthy masters' homes
She earns a humble wage
To support her beloved ones.
Her copious strive has made her frail
Which has hastily untimely decayed her.
The boatman, her husband, shall now return home
And with his tiresome work done
He shall now profoundly sleep
To get up early the next morn
To return to his humdrum labour
Will his monotony continue
Till he dies one day?
What did he acheive and gain in his life
Was it not a cursed strife
To live in misery?
Will ever there be change
In the destinies of men of such age?
Will he be born again into this marvellous world
To suffer and to endure the pain
That he already did gain in vain!

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

This Moon is Following me......


This moon follows me wherever I go,

It is like my shadow wrought,

Which keeps my trail.

Here as I am drawing away from home,

It keeps my company,

And it gives me hope I'll never be left alone.

In my memories unknown,

I feel your presence again and again,

Reminding me of several,

Old and forgotten memories.

While in dejection and isolation,

Away from home,

I am seated all alone,

In this thick wood.

But its a moonlit night,

That guides me out of that darkness and gloom,

Which had engrossed me before,

This silvery sphere comforts me,

When I hear that at home,

My beloved ones are,

Also watching this lady fair and pure,

Which in its ghastly white light,

Bathes me and lets me feel near,

To my home and my beloved ones residing afar.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Walking A Path Moist With Dew


Walking a path
Moist with dew
I reminisces things
That I had forgotton
Long ago somewhere.
In nocturnal world
I resist that slumber
Which I know, is comely
And true for me
But there is a fear
Which kills me from within.
Here in this moist path
I draw my memory clear
And here I remember
How much I've lost
As I walked down the path with time.

A CLOWN IN THE TOWN


In the midst of a town,

There once stood a clown,

Which taller and taller grew,

And he walked with jerks few,

He enchanted kids with his charms,

And spells he did knew,

He told tales of dogs and cats,

And from his pockets rats he drew,

That hovered all over ,

Here and there,

And made the women rush,

Away from the market in hush,

To their homes confined.


He lived none knew where,

He said he flew,

And lived in clouds above,

None believed his tale,

Since jester he was anew,

But it did come true,

When one day amidst all kids,

And in their parents view,

He indeed flew,

To the clouds and sat atop one,

And from there he hooted,

And shouted and cried aloud,

Things strange and spoke an unknown tongue,

A damning curse began to take its shape,

And in the unsanctified town it grew,

It could not touch his mighty soul,

But all the rest that did dwell,

In the town died all and adrift.

Saturday, October 18, 2008

A Haunting Nightmare

This poem i composed when a haunting nightmare overcame me at night and i sweated in dark night for it seemed very real and it showed a loss of my beloved one:

A profane memory is haunting me,
Its driving me away from bliss,
I have these nights not slept,
For the horror of nightmare,
But in my waken identity it still persists,
There have been times,
There have been days,
When I cried in dispair,
Losing that which I had loved greatly,
Havens have taken away
That my dear and beloved i see.
Each and every moment
Have I purged pure in pain,
And have undertaken several tasks
To occupy my disturbed frame
But its in vain
For each and every task that i did stipulate,
In that haunting memory i did not proliferate.
Each succeeding day my ruin advanced assure,
Where I had lived in demure,
There were times and eons,
When I felt secure,
But today in this enlightment,
I fear what is for me in store,
O! puissant and mighty god,
Let not one suffer in this mortal pod!

Thursday, October 16, 2008

'I Want to Dwell In Ancient Times'


I want to dwell in those ancient times,

When life was strange and life was bright,

There was not a single soul that wept and lived in woe,

Fruitful was the age of youth,

With all friends and no foe,

Tranquil and serene was the life,

With no worries and no fights,

With happiness and delight,

Each new day was a perfect one,

Unknown was the cacophony of the busy strife,

Of the towns and cities alike,

There was not a ruining life,

One lived in true paradise,

With beloved once one did dwell,

From dawn till setting sun,

Around the fire, in the sun and in serene moonlight.

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Poetic Panorama

Here is one of my poems which i wrote down in the winter of the year 2006 while i was studying in my room at around 2:00 a.m. in the morning.
At that time suddenly i heard a horrific cry of a cat and so this is its description in poetic form:



CAT'S CRY PERTURBED MY SLEEP




A cat groans again and again,

In the silent night and dead,

My sleep is perturbed once again,

The mystery and dilemma regained.

It cries as if in harmful pain

Symbolic to my problems chained.

I in the dark night of this world,

Am unable to sleep once maimed.

Now the dark and dreadful cloud

Will follow my sleep, if it comes,

And I will be be lost in dreams of doubt,

Nor restless neither peaceful ones.

Followed by the cry of a cat

Thunder and lightning occupy the frame,

The horrid lightning destroys the trees, yet another yet!

The uncanny horses with the carriage came

Outside the castle of my dream, that

Too with a Giantess, lady as dreadful as the devil of fame.

In the morn of next day

Descended I to the sill,

To look out what occured and what may,

I found this gloom and sadness followed me still,

For the morning had no light as though i was its prey,

It was with dark, disasterous, diabolic clouds filled,

And the cattle was unable to champ its hay,

For the hay was with dew killed.

In the bed with my blanket laid on i slept.

And again the nightmare followed me as my shadow

When I saw I wept,

And again was I lost somewhere,

In profound haunted depth.