"My sensors are flashing." "Don't be ridiculous! We are in safe territory." "There could be a robot in human disguise. Worse still, it could be the reverse."
Risky
Uncalled for
bare souls in full glory have nothing to hide but their uncalled-for bashfulness Candor!
A Soul turned
It has been a lonely life – says the unusual tombstone. He places a bouquet on the grave – not of fresh flowers, but gilt-edged roses. “This is what you chose – artificial beauty frozen in glass. Rawness of emotions was what you could never stand, my intellectual princess! It was for the hoi-polloi – … Continue reading A Soul turned
Not Quite – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon
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Not Quite
Random? That celebratory word
from the anarchists lexicon, and yet
a theory not quite stringless, not quite chaos,
an endless fibonacci moment,
only a statistician could love this child.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
Random beauty
scattered sunrays belie the strength of source merge identities play with shade and rain -Beauty of randomness
Adventure Awaits
Hurricanes blow - the solitary leaf away from its loneliness it finds solace in many of its own ilk storming dark bastions it’s a new journey to unknown destinationsadventure awaits
Privilege
Privilege a honor bestowed possible only by differentiation from scattered bits of my whole Body parts do not look the same can I choose brain or heart from vital parts - Different colors of the soul?
मन का अँधेरा
English translation – The Darkness Within — of a Hindi Haiku set by hecblogger (Amit Agrawal)
चाँद सा मुखड़ा मेरा
कहाँ देखा है किसी ने
मेरे मन का अँधेरा ।१।
मेरी धीमी मुस्कान
चाहा ही कहाँ तुमने
समझना मेरा सवेरा ।२।
उलझी हुई लट मेरी
संवारेगा कौन भला
इन उलझनों का डेरा ।३।
रंग रूप का खज़ाना
ढूंढ़ती हैं प्यासी आंखें
मेरी तमस का लुटेरा ।४।
मन एक मंदिर मेरा
कौन करेगा आकर
अमित इसमें बसेरा ।५।
In response to: Reena’s Exploration Challenge # 74
Reena’s Exploration Challenge #74 — Prayer to Maa Durga
Reena is the host of this Exploration Challenge. Reena says:
The prompt this week is a collage. Pick any one element of it (a picture or quote), or more and let the thoughts flow. The choice is yours.
I choose to write about the Maa Durga statue in the collage.
Maa Durga,
you listen intently
to my prayers
and sit as still
as your very statue.
You care to hear.
You raise your hand
and say:
Worry
no more
I got this.
You know
I am ready
willing
able
to take care
of all of
your worries
your pleas.
These things
have already
been handled
you just don’t
know it yet
rest easy in
this knowledge.
Heaviness
I walked with heavy footsteps shouldering a burden of explicit emotion -Yours
