rise in power misconstrued as a right over another person’s life, dignity marks ominous start of fall Ronovan Writes
Downfall
rise in power misconstrued as a right over another person’s life, dignity marks ominous start of fall Ronovan Writes
Kia finds herself ... in Sanah's story
a vision lights up my being
going deep, from the peepscarved by daggers- into many hearts
each spasm taking parts to wholeprecious moments, treasured bonds
trapped in hazy mirrors at homeautumnal longings haunt
barren gardens of the soulyou shall reap what you sow
don’t ask who brought in the thornsTranslated from the original Urdu poem by hecblogger (Amit Agrawal). Read on for an authentic feel …
मेरी आँखों में जो बसता है
सुन्दर वो मंज़र किसका है ।१।
हर धड़कन में मीठी टीस
उठाता खंजर किसका है ।२।
मेरे घर के धुँधले आईने में
यादों का पिंजर किसका है ।३।
खिज़ा को जो खुद तलब करे
गुलशन वो बंजर किसका है ।४।
बोया था तूने बबूल अमित
पूछता है शज़र यह किसका है ।५।
In response to:Reena’s Exploration Challenge #Week 58
I fervently pray for time to stop, but know that it will not. The part of me I leave behind will be forgotten by those I care about today. It will claim its space in the subconscious – netherlands of existence – that is where it is destined to remain. I was naïve to see … Continue reading Parting shots
I have been perched here on the roof for long, but I’m not immortal. I see life unfold around me every day, as people go about their business – in an anaesthetized, unthinking and inconsiderate manner. The urgency of their goals injects fear in me. I have this recurring dream – the world will perish … Continue reading Anaesthetized
disillusioned by shenanigans of the world scarecrows decide never to come to life but record all that happens Haikai Challenge #55
Undoing all that was cultivated for ages Negating carefully built reputations Letting loose an unstoppable wave of rebellion Optimism overtakes with a deep sigh carrying untold pain Celebrating the moment of liberation from shame and disgust Knowing well it will bring down careers to dust Only a change in culture will vindicate their stand, … Continue reading The Wave
“People learn more from depravity than greatness.” Ironically, the line comes from a prime accused in a #MeTooIndia case. He gives many stories from the book “The Twelve Caesars” by Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus. The only line that resonates with me today, is that Caesar’s wife needs to be above board, but not Caesar himself. When … Continue reading We learn more from … what?
CHALLENGE
Pick minimum two keywords – preferably which is not from your post, and weave a story/poem around it. The onus of identifying your keyword is also on you :). It is not necessary that the keywords appear in your post. It is only a theme, a personality, a mind-set that one works with. It will be interesting to see how these interact with each other.
Hats off to those who can take seven keywords, and create something!
Keywords
William was a whiner and good one at that. No matter the circumstance he could find a reason to complain and did with a vigour that left his mother wondering what she had done wrong to have produced a child such as her William.
The mother was far from a pessimist and was in so many ways a fine example…
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