Oh, my dear city

It is becoming very frustrating to constantly tear the posters stapled to the trees, rip the buntings hanging everywhere, chase away people who fling garbage anywhere, educate pournamikas not to burn the dry leaves. Well these are part of my morning dog walk routine, but nothing changes. So I decided to express my helplessness as a poem.

The pressure of life

My muse went quiet for two months. After watching the busy last couple of months at work, it could take it no more and burst out with “The pressure of life”. Have you ever felt intense pressure, that you did not resist but absorbed it, converting the helplessness and negativity into a  “quiet strength” changing you internally?

God help us

“God help us ” – A third poem on the issue of lakes in Bangalore especially Varthur & Bellandur.  The first one “She set herself on fire” was like a report, the second “Waiting for next chance” (posted earlier) was hard-hitting & strong with a sad ending whilst this ends on a note on dejection. 

Just to warm your heart

As I ran on Pongal day morning, the golden shaft of light streaming through the branches went through my head energising me and triggering my muse. I am grateful to these sun rays that travel millions of miles just to warm your heart.  During the run when I see the bright sun, I extend my arms, look upwards and gracefully accept the streaming sunlight, an embodiment of cosmic energy into me.  An apt day for…

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Enjoy the now

When I saw the picture of three pebbles atop each other, I could only think “Jeez, they are not worried if they will fall. They are so wonderfully in the now, enjoying each other’s company. SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave

Breakfast musings

Hmmm, a bread, butter and jam morning can be interesting too… #1: Honey “Honey, I love the way you caress me” said the buttered toast #2: Jam “Oh dear,  what a jam we have gotten into” said the jelly,  after it spread over the warm buttered toast #3: Toast They were made for each other ; the butter melted and became one with the warm toast.