Sunday, 20 September 2020

Discord


I watch as I amble across,
Those dreary souls, hearts filled with loss.

In a world, in itself so lost,
Where humanity came at such a high cost,
Leading to is watching aghast,
Dreading the future, loathing the past.

In lieu of fiddling in a sunny field,
We watch, as society is itself wheeled,
In a desperate bid, itself to shield,
From the pestilence it hopes to heal.

Forgetting the music of a clavier played,
Confined home, we stayed afraid,
Our worst demons, in our minds portrayed,
Together, we never were arrayed.

Breeding conflict, each other we assailed,
In our haste, our masks unveiled,
In our idiocy we regaled,
Misgauging, that it was ourselves we had failed.

I watch still as a tree,
As the young demand to be set free,
Oblivious, naïve, ideologic and carefree,
Willing everyone to band together, desperate their plea.

To save everyone they implored,
United we should move toward,
So that, against calamity we could ward,
And build a world free from discord.

 



Red Tide


Those red tides.

and oncoming crests,

washing away the sand in spades,

slipping out, right under our gaze.

Those passing jet streams

Propelling us along to our dreams.

Hoping we reach near and far,

and maybe one day, soar among the stars.

Those fiery blazes.

Fuelling our insatiable gazes,

stoking and feeding our smolder,

so that, one day our fire may burn bolder.

Those stable roots,

Always reminding us of our broods,

No matter, the sand lost between our boots,

lighting our way, no matter its moods,

as we blaze away along this selfish pursuit

So that, once day we may scream in cahoots,

that we shall be remembered, no matter the feuds.


Saturday, 18 May 2019

Gravity


All the stars that orbit around
A galaxy a mass of gas all along
Through gravity, eternally bound,
Staying and gliding where they belong
Known surroundings keeping them aground
Keeping the from getting wound
Only dreams and hopes guiding us along,
Our near and dear and a mind sound, keeping us from wrong
Our little suns at the centre guiding us round
Among our stars, keeping us downed
Making us ask
Am I in a galaxy?
Or
Is there a galaxy in me?

Realising each of us has infinites bound
In our hearts the universe sounds
Telling us that we are both in a surround
Love at the center and what goes around
Making us hope
That in all this merry go round
The universe has a plan for each one of us to go around.

The Coding of Poetry


Poets and coders are not so far off from one another, 
Coders write code bound to a syntax,
We write our hearts our bound to a language.
We try and find strange new ways to create new interpretations,
They express their emotions, as vivid as their imagination will allow them.
They express block of strange code and equate them to objects,
We use our similes to expresses beauty relative to objects or memories.
They use their compilers to communicate with the machines,
We try and use the iambic parameter to communicate with humans masquerading as machines.
After all this we ask, who is they and who is I?
If not different sides of the same coin?
Anonymous and Wordsworth both artists of compare.
With each creating beauty in their own relative language.
And to all the coders and poets at heart.
We only aim to create a machine verse that we can dedicate to our hearts.

Letters from Beyond


On that final journey
Through that long road,
What does one take,
And where does one go?

If death were the final act,
Then why does my memory live?
If death is a fleeting end,
Then why does the pain linger?
If death is a constant never changing,
Then how do my beloved ever recover?

If only had I known these questions earlier,
Maybe my actions could’ve been merrier.
Looking behind at the carnage I left,
“Was it worth anything I forsook behind.
Watched I had

As she cried herself to bed at night,
Afraid to let other even catch her eye
Terrified of going out again,
Alone, in a world so great.
Trying and being strong for everyone’s sake,
Inspite of all the gashes I made,
Putting on a smile and pushing ahead, every day.

What choice did I have?
After you left with everything I had.
You made my world go round,
Till you let me believe, till eternity you had gone.
What point was living, without my life,
To what would I dedicate my victory songs,
Or to whom would I details my conquests and my loss.
Afraid to come to an empty home at last,
I resolved to keep your love for eternity at heart,
And with it I commit myself,
To the only eternal constant,
With all your thoughts on my mind,
Loving you to the bitter end

Earthly Troubles


In these customary regimen,
Along these sordid specimen.
We long for just a tiny bit of liberty,
That may yet cost us dearly

In these lonely halls,
Along, in our solitary strolls.
We dream of the wind our hair,
That which our bronchi wouldn’t despair

In those scorching moments
Along those stony embankment.
We wish for those pearly drops of rain,
That, has not turned to acid to cause pain

In these grand moments,
Among those lofty monuments.
We look, long and hard ahead,
That, bequeath my children shall, this planet dead.

A Country’ Debt




Trudging down, his humility his crown
Patriotism was not a word, lightly thrown around.
For each man, must earn his place,
Among these brothers whose history you could trace.
To hallowed halls of elegance and grace,
Filled with valour, against every enemy they faced.

These pictures, lining these hallowed halls,
Each had a story, that could fill a wall.
Each had a family and souls they loved,
Yet to heed the greater good they bowed.
Served their mother will all their will,
And to protect her and her children, used all their skill.
Till their last breath they fought along.
Side by side, so that their country could live long.

Now, home they brought her warrior dead,
The one, who for country had bled.
Lying cold under death’s veil,
As his mother begged god to right the scale
To take her but nor her precious little bear.

Now home they brought her warrior dead.
His body heavy with lead.
Home they brought those unseeing eyes,
Which ones held promises and goodbyes.
She had to go on without those hands,
That loved her, even through all her demands.
Oh what would she tell the little souls
Who shared his smile and probably his goals.

Terrified she was as he grew,
Unknowing if he would stroll along the same avenue,
Praying, he would stroll along that path,
Defending a country, that had shown her only wrath,
For all those who end up on those hallowed walls,,
Only end up as a footnote in history’s scrolls.
She wished he wouldn’t wander down that path,
Because, if anything, she couldn’t bear the aftermath.
For once, home they brought her warrior dead,
And with him, she had paid this country’s debt.