Posts Tagged ‘pain’

Like the flutters of gentle breeze,
And like the rustling of autumn leaves,
My bewildered thoughts, it escaped my body Read more »

Fall for the snows of majestic mountains,
But so soon it is liable to melt.
Trust on the mist of hilly terrains, Read more »

From the mysterious darkness of alien realm,
You brought me to the world of limitless gleam,
Making me sense, the worlds beauteous elation, Read more »

“Akhai,” shouted the leader, pushed the other boy aside before he broke into a heavy laughter, which  was followed by the group echoing him. “That’s not much really…” The little boy’s ears became apple red, but he could not deny the thrill and pleasure of riding down the hill in that newly invented Shingta-Khorlo (wooden horse on the wheel). There was no horse to pull the cart; Read more »

I am one big loser
for falling in love with you.
You left me heartbroken Read more »

For you I am the pain.
I struck the head first,
Then blind you pitch black. Read more »

I promised my eyes
I wont shed another drop of tears;
I promised my heart Read more »

It has been four years since I wrote my class 10 exams. My parents got divorced before I was sent to school. I remember my neighbors talking in the hushed tone, not-all-that-good about my mother. Everyone said she ran away with another man – a much younger one than my father. Maybe it is this that made me feel astray. Read more »

When you feel solitary
As if lost in the quagmire
Born of destitution; Read more »

Few months back when I heard one young officer had passed away, I felt the truth of impermanence in life. Next day I saw his profiles in Facebook with walls full of promises; he did not think of death but neither do I think of it seriously. Read more »

Will you come stealthily,on tiptoes
and snuff me out unguarded?

Will you come drooping over my eye lids Read more »

She heard a voice call her from far away. She looked around but could see no one. She was mesmerized by the sight around her –the lush green fields still moist from the morning dew; the morning sun filtering through the leaves Read more »