Tuesday, 5 August 2014

A TRUE STORY

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No one knows that the man

Who can’t stop clapping

Is originally a dragon

He can take any shape he wishes

And can turn anyone into anything

Let me tell you, don’t tell anyone

He is immortal too

So if you come across

A Greek god or goddess

Drinking ambrosia

From a cup with orange flowers painted on it

Or a sly crocodile eyeing

At an old liquor bottle

Be level headed

He might change his color

Becoming the black swan

And turn you into Leda

I shudder to think of the outcome

If you ever see a bluesman

Playing the saxophone

With two children

Hansel & Gretel like

Be aware              

They are originally

The dragon’s black cat

And dog with yellow teeth

You get me who the bluesman is?

Even Superman is scared of him

Once the dragon made him

His housekeeper

He would roam about the lawn

Picking this and that into

A red wheelbarrow

And whine all the while

(In a voice that resembled

The first violinist’s composition

Even a metronomic beat was present)

And clean the dragon’s blue car

Or that huge old tractor

No one knows what’s that for

The dragon is not merciless though

Couldn’t he have made Superman

Into a bat, a raven

Or a chicken, or even worse

The Icequeen’s nutcracker?

He only made him a laborer

 The Superman sighed and thought

Even being that fatty Obelix

Would have been so much better

He could own his quarry

And chisel menhirs himself

Now look at him……ugh

He wanted to become lost forever

Like the needle in the haystack

One day he was free

Don’t ask me I don’t know how

I last saw him on the screen

On a broken seat in a spaceship

Disappearing into the unfamiliar sky

Of some planets may be Neptune….

 

 


Posted for Claudia’s prompt @ d’Verse Poetics

Saturday, 2 August 2014

NIGHT

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When the white hills

The crystal orb

The silver stream

The shaman air

The soft night untying

Her long silken hair

Become my guitar

I strum

Releasing words

That glint

With dream

And rise in the sky


Posted for Poetry Pantry @ Poets United

Friday, 1 August 2014

WHAT’S COMING

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Woe unto the wombs

Of those that gave birth

To the roaming killers

That live on oil, power

And children’s blood

 

Syria’s children

Feed on bread crumbs

Lying in the dust

 

Woe unto those

Rotten brain cells

From where birthed

Aggression on pretext

Of giving dreamy life

 

Man’s children

Feed on bread crumbs

Lying in the dust

 

Blood dripping from talons

Bomb dropping from wings

Burning burrows render

Rabbits in thousands homeless

Killers circling overhead

 

God’s children

Feed on bread crumbs

Lying in the dust

 

Such scenes were enacted before

Oppressors’ bones were scattered in the wind

A little bit impossible endurance needed

Before Time scourges the pestilence

From the shores

 

All children

Will feed on love

On this crystal globe

 

Posted for Marian’s prompt Jerusalem @ Real Toads

Thursday, 31 July 2014

CHARLIE BIT MY FINGER AGAIN



Eyes glued to “Charlie bit my finger again”

Eyes glued to “Charlie bit my finger again”

The moral is one’s joy is another’s pain

The moral is one’s joy is another’s pain

Charlie glued moral to my finger

Eyes again bit one’s joy, another’s pain

 

The little elder brother is nameless

The little elder brother is nameless

He is to endure the bite smilingly

He is to endure the bite smilingly

To endure the little brother is the bite

Nameless is the elder smilingly

 

One giggles and the other shouts “It hurts”

One giggles and the other shouts “It hurts”

Unseen is the photographer parent

Unseen is the photographer parent

The parent giggles unseen and it hurts

The other one, photographer shouts

 

My moral finger glued joy to pain

Charlie the little one giggles again

The parent is smilingly unseen

To the photographer pain is joy

Eyes endure nameless bite

It hurts it hurts it hurts……..

 

Posted this Paradelle @ d’Verse MTB

 

Wednesday, 30 July 2014

BOYCOTT

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The chopped off thumbs

Of the artisans of Muslin

By the British rulers

Might have entered

Into Gandhi’s dream

Moist with the tears

Of the Bengal weavers

A majority of them were Muslims

That chanted in each cell

Of the nonviolent man

To make a call to boycott 

British goods later on

And to return to spinning

It was not a call to turn against technology

But to boost an economy

And to bring a smile to the mass

That were sinking into abyss

Day by day by inhuman

Oppression by human kind

That came from far away

Crossing seven seas and thirteen rivers

To suck blood from this ancient land

That never knew aggression

And only spread peace

Across the world

A place where philosophy was born

                   

 

Posted for Susan’s Midweek Motif ~ Boycott @ Poets United

 

Tuesday, 29 July 2014

AN ORDINARY DAY

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The kitty is having fun

With white little daisies

Swiveling their neck

At him in the breeze

And green indulgent grass

Is the happy mother

A scene like this

Adds to my joy

On an ordinary day

Of blue sky

Fluffy white clouds

Occasional rain

A little time in my shrine

Daily chores

School

Reading books

Computer

Prompts and poetry

And if the cook doesn’t come

The kitchen

Becomes a place

Of creation

I love it


Posted for Peggy's prompt Something Ordinary @ Poetry Jam

Sunday, 27 July 2014

THE LITTLE CHINESE BOY


 
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He saw only eleven cycle

Of color, fragrance, form that seasons gift

Before making a goodbye nod

To this unholy world

Where tooth, nail and blood

Are sharpening and spilling

He made sure to shower his Springs

Upon those in wait

Like him with dimmed hope of life

Now those organs of him

Will live and let a few breathe

For some more Springs

Ah the light stays......

                      

Posted for Poetry Pantry @ Poets United

courtesy : Weird World @ Facebook