In search of a parallel universe

To spend my hours in a place That does not exist on the earth’s face To take a dip in the vast azure sea Whose waves the mortal eye cannot see To hear a symphony, loud and clear Whose notes lie beyond the stratosphere To read a book whose pages are inscribed On parchment invisibleContinue reading “In search of a parallel universe”

Tribute to my teachers

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day in India (September 5th) A teacher affects eternity- I can say that with certainty The influence that a teacher exerts Is so profound that it asserts Itself in myriad spaces, countless ways Inspiring words that the teacher says Become, of her students’ lives a part Etched forever they are inContinue reading “Tribute to my teachers”

What will people say…

An invisible prison surrounds many of us Its walls are made of imagined whispers Coming from people in our society Who judge us constantly, convinced are we At every mundane step that we take We are afraid we’ve made a mistake We worry about flouting a social norm Or the negative opinion peers might form We second-guessContinue reading “What will people say…”

Greed

http://www.quotationof.com/greed.html Somehow in this world’s devious ways A role model of sorts has Midas become Greed has been packaged as a virtue these days Acquisition of things labeled as success by some * Quite easy it is to rationalize one’s greed By depicting oneself as the industrious provider Toiling every day to fulfil the family’s needs- A committedContinue reading “Greed”

A Modern Indian

I always feel that India is the unique country where the past, present and future merge together- Indians  follow traditions thousands of years old, live surrounded by modern means of communication like anyone else in today’s world, and in cities like Bangalore, develop ideas for the future. Here’s a poem dedicated to the modern Indian- http://festival2013wallpaper.blogspot.com/2013/08/incredible-india-wallpaper.htmlContinue reading “A Modern Indian”