Thursday, 12 December 2013



   
                   BEAUTY PAGEANT
                     
The cadaverous lady in huge black glasses
Feather-boa on shoulders lavishly dances
The devilish bird on her crown
Sets judges whisper gibberish
And has irrational audience
 In the aisle rolling
Not odd but natural this happens in a show
What’s wrong if she has on her head a crow?
The more this soothing lunacy
The better is the amusement
The frenzied madmen
Will pawn life for the system
 If their credentials questioned will catastrophe dawn?
Vulgar gossips of a high degree go on and on……………

Posted for Fireblossom's Get Listed @ Real Toads
(I wanted all the prompt words in red but couldn't manage the first line.. :( ) 

Wednesday, 4 December 2013



 

An Owl Song by a Ten Year Old Naturalist  

 


My cute, nocturnal feathered fay
            Are you going the dodo way?
            Your weary wings screech for barns
            No rodents, no marshlands
            Mother Nature’s wondrous gift
            Homeless, jobless on wings adrift
            This nesting box is a gift from me
            Give me owlets I want to see

Posted for Poetry Jam
&
Shared with Verse First @ Poets United

    



               

Sunday, 1 December 2013



  
SARADA  MA **                
                    
Your eyes are made of light and voice of song
Stones melt and mould at your beaming smile
To drink your nectar-words devotees throng
Traversing miles

‘I am mother of the righteous and the vile’
You say this weaving a love-web so strong
Children of all races and time bond, smile

Your presence in my heart I do so long
That I can make the world my own and smile
Journey through countless births to right the wrongs
Traversing miles

·         **Sarada Devi, (1853 - 1920), born Saradamani Mukhopadhyaya,[1] was the wife and spiritual counterpart of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, a nineteenth century mystic of Bengal. Sarada Devi is also reverentially addressed as the Holy Mother. Sarada Devi played an important role in the growth of the Ramakrishna Movement.
  • As clouds are blown away by the wind, the thirst for material pleasures will be driven away by the utterance of the Lord's name…..Sarada Devi --------Courtesy : Wikiquote
 Posted for kerry's A Birthday in December @ Real Toads
&
Shared with Poetry Pantry @ Poets United

Sunday, 24 November 2013


 
The Bereaved Mother

Her bosom is a dreary desert
Her eyes dry river-bed
She walked the ragged stony path
Patriotism luring her away
Then her nest was robbed of her fledglings
At the altar of war
Now she has a sky full of blessing
And swears by non-violence
The whole world is her home
She breathes in every race
                 
Posted for Susie's prompt @ Real Toads
&
Shared with Poetry Pantry @ Poets United

Friday, 22 November 2013



           
   

courtesy : Google image 




          Bison of Altamira

Killing, eating, sleeping and breeding
Struggle was on day and night
Even then Beauty whispered
To the first Man
Words did not take form
Soul craved for something more
And Beauty whispered
In the darkness of caves
In the motion of bloody spears
On dewy grass blades
In the fragrance of petals
In the warm caress of a red dawn
 He listened, tasted, saw, smelt and felt
He was in love from the depth of his being
With the One so vague in his dream
For whom he was ready to leave his lances
He bore the agony, wordless passion alone
Until the day his slender fingers
Made the cave wall his canvas
Beatings of lines and colors were heard
Beauty expressed herself
In the impassioned form of the red bison
And embraced Man, Nature's wonder

Posted for  Hannah's Transformation Friday with Nature's Wonders @ Real Toads


Wednesday, 20 November 2013



         
             

Living for A day

Her maiden ramp-walk

Color palate, feline steps

She dazzles all eyes

Thunderous peals of applause rise

Flamboyant designer smiles



Couture weeks flame red

Consuming all beauty-moths

Of size zero fame

Hollow face, straw ribbed females

Sigh for symphony, light, life

Inspired by the prompt Lightning @ Poetry Jam


What Does the Fox Say

Sniffing air snooty fox

Cocks his ears and spots a cock

So cocksure that gives a leap

Complete cock-up Rooster slips

‘Lousy meal would a rooster make’

Thus saying, the cocky fox

Starts for his hole to lay his head

Posted for  Words Count With Mama Zen @ Real Toads 
                                  &
Verse First @ Poets United




Sunday, 17 November 2013




           BLOOD


    Three word commitment

Her conspicuous pink flush

    Lights up his Eden



     Forbidden fruits hang

 Serpents swear to stir the blood

   Blithe spirits ignore 


Posted for Haiku Heights : Prompt-Blood
 & shared with Poetry Pantry @ Poets United
  & Open Link Monday @ Real Toads