any picture comes to my mind, i try to give it a body of words, love to sit on other blooms, for honey, color, fragrance........
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Monday, 7 April 2014
APRIL-7
THE LONELY ACACIA
courtesy : Google image
It was a long dark journey
For a drop of life
It drank flame with leafy mouths
To be the light
The Tree of Ténéré*
Was the living lighthouse
To the wayfarers of sands
It was a solitary tree
That behaved like a tree
With no pretensions
Like Lithops Julli**
Nomads revered it
No man dared hurt it
The stars forgot to twinkle
When the drunk truck-man
Knocked it down
*Tree of Ténéré, was a solitary acacia, of either Acacia raddiana[1] or Acacia tortilis,[2] that was once considered the most isolated tree on Earth[3]—the only one for over 400 kilometres (250 mi). It was a landmark on caravan routes through the Ténéré region of the Sahara in northeast Niger.
**Some plants use toxins to avoid being eaten. Some use thorns, or turn into carnivores. The Lithops Julli survives by pretending to be a rock
Posted for Open Link Monday @ Real ToadsSunday, 6 April 2014
Friday, 4 April 2014
APRIL-4
As far as I know
She will not stop writing letters
And long elaborate sentences
Will those be
Even if nobody reads them
She won’t stop
Because Her language is gaiety
She writes in the joy of writing
It’s not that She’s never angry
Or She doesn’t express it
I have seen how difficult it is
To stop that Nataraj-Dance*
She writes and sends
Those beautiful letters
Smart phones shy away
When I open the envelope
I hear the cuckoo-songs
Fragrance of Mimosa blossoms
Slowly enters me
I see the sand storms chasing snow
Feel the warmth of Her love
I know too well
Even if the world ceases to exist
She won’t stop writing
Her words of space and time
Will get written forever
*One of the most visually dramatic and culturally significant forms of the Supreme Being in Hinduism is Nataraja – Lord Shiva as the King of Dance. Shiva is the god of destruction in the Hindu pantheon. The dance of Shiva represents His five divine activites, or panchakriya – shrishti (creation), sthiti (preservation), samhara (destruction), tirobhava (illusion), and anugraha (grace or salvation). Courtesy-Malaysia Hindudharma Mamandram
Posted for Fireblossom Friday. Postmark : Poetry @ Real Toads
Thursday, 3 April 2014
APRIL-3
Rabindranath Tagore
courtesy : google image
Gems of words tied up with tune
Opened and a fairy escaped
Holding my hand
Flew to a faraway land
The man with long white beard smiled
Handed me the treasure trove of such gems
And I played with the fairy all my childhood
The gems are so shiny
That even in darkness the maze of life glows
Showing paths
Helps carving our own way
Old man
Let thy words be my ambrosia
In my twilight hours
posted for Sam's prompt Avant-Edge : Innocence and Experience @ Real Toads
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